The Evolving Application of the “Faulty Workmanship” Exclusion
For decades, courts applying Pennsylvania law have held that faulty workmanship claims in commercial general liability (“CGL”) policies do not constitute an “occurrence,” while also concluding that weather-related damages stemming from faulty workmanship also fail to meet the definition of “occurrence.” The well-known, oft-cited, case law supporting these conclusions includes Kvaerner v. Commercial Union Ins. …
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