The Tennessee Court of Appeals’ recent decision in Artist Building Partners v. Auto Owners Mut. Ins. Co. serves as an important reminder in coverage disputes that any ambiguities will be strictly construed against the insurance company and in favor of coverage. Tennessee courts have made clear over and over again that any language in an
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Was Middle School Grammar Study a Waste of Time? Court of Appeals Finds 12 Month Business Income Limitation for Period of Restoration to be Ambiguous – Despite Expert Proof as to Sentence Diagramming
By Parks Chastain on
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Long title, I know, but hopefully it sparked your interest, or perhaps dredged up painful memories of drawing those sentence diagram structures on wide ruled paper, wondering if you would ever use that skill in “real life.” Well, see how you think it worked in the case of Artist Building Partners v. Auto-Owners Mutual Insurance …