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Understanding Coinsurance Problems In Builder’s Risk Policies

By Seth Row on June 5, 2013
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Coinsurance is a difficult subject to understand, but it can have many implications for coverage in the context of ongoing-operations and first-party coverage, particularly in the Builder’s Risk arena.  We have litigated under many of these policies and find coinsurance to be one of the knottier problems.  One of our excellent summer clerks helped me address these issues last year in an article for the OSB’s Construction Law newsletter, available here.

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Seth Row is an experienced insurance problem-solver and business litigator, representing commercial policyholders, including banks, manufacturers, developers, and public entities, in litigation and negotiation of insurance disputes in Oregon and Washington. Seth also selectively represents personal-lines policyholders in disputes involving fire loss and…

Seth Row is an experienced insurance problem-solver and business litigator, representing commercial policyholders, including banks, manufacturers, developers, and public entities, in litigation and negotiation of insurance disputes in Oregon and Washington. Seth also selectively represents personal-lines policyholders in disputes involving fire loss and other claims.

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  • Blog:
    The Northwest Policyholder
  • Organization:
    Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP
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