Split Ruling On Vacancy Exclusion Burns Insurers

By Jeff Sistrunk (April 7, 2015, 8:13 PM EDT) -- A California appeals court's recent ruling that a fire set by a transient in a vacant house isn't vandalism constricts the application of the vacancy exclusion found in some property policies and potentially puts insurers on the hook for more risk than they bargained for, according to attorneys....

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