One of the recurring battles in property insurance litigation involves the meaning of an “ensuing loss” provision. Adjusters, policyholders, and attorneys frequently encounter exclusions for faulty workmanship, defective construction, or inadequate repairs that are immediately followed by language restoring coverage for “any ensuing loss” not otherwise excluded. But what exactly qualifies as an ensuing loss? …
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