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Oregon In What Is Now Majority Across the County on Coverage for Construction Defect Claims

By Seth Row on July 31, 2013
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Really nice post the other day by our friends at DC-based Dickstein Shapiro on the recent change in tide on something that we in Oregon tend to take for granted: that construction defects that have resulted in property damage may be covered under the standard CGL policy.  Oregon courts have long employed a slightly different interpretation of the term “occurrence” in the standard coverage grant, which is one reason that Oregon has been in what is now the majority on this issue from the beginning of the construction defect boom.

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