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CONN. HIGH COURT RULES ‘SUDDEN’ MEANS ‘ABRUPT’ Environmental Claims

12 No. 18 ANINSCLR 3Andrews Insurance Coverage Litigation Report (Approx. 4 pages)

CONN. HIGH COURT RULES ‘SUDDEN’ MEANS ‘ABRUPT’ Environmental Claims

12 No. 18 ANINSCLR 3Andrews Insurance Coverage Litigation Report (Approx. 4 pages)

12 No. 18 Andrews Ins. Coverage Litig. Rep. 3
Andrews Insurance Coverage Litigation Report
March 1, 2002
Copyright (c) 2002 Andrews Publications

CONN. HIGH COURT RULES ‘SUDDEN’ MEANS ‘ABRUPT’

Environmental Claims

In a matter of first impression, the Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that the term “sudden” in the sudden and accidental exception to the pollution exclusion has a temporal element and requires a “quick or abrupt” release. The court refused to...
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