Wesley J. Gibson v. Chubb National Insurance Company 1 is an important coverage lesson for wealthy homeowners, business owners, agents, brokers, and insurers that sell high-end personal lines insurance. The decision is a reminder that the law often enforces the policy language, even when the marketing message creates a very different expectation. Gibson owned Pine …
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