Sentences with phrase «water damage arising»

First of all, fire is a covered loss, and the water damage arose directly as a result of the fire in this situation.

First of all, fire is a covered loss, and the water damage arose directly as a result of the fire in this situation.

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Note that this would also exclude coverage for water damage, mold, and fires arising from growing marijuana even in states where it's legal to do so.

As for the additional costs Liu absorbed, such as the water shut - off bill, that too would be the legal responsibility of Bell, as it's a reasonably foreseeable cost that arose from the damage to the water line.

And don't forget the benefits arise from avoiding big problems, like scarcer water resources, damages to human - built environment; coastal flooding due to sea - level rise, and human - health impacts.

Production losses, restrictive legislation, reputational damage or lengthy legal battles — these are just a few of the possible negative consequences that may arise from a lack of effective corporate water management, many of which could result in significant financial losses.

The most egregious space likely arises when it comes to «externalities» of pollution and environmental impacts: such as diseases from chemical industrial plant waste, damaged ecosystems from agricultural runoff, and leeching chemicals from trash threatening drinking water.

Successfully represented an insurer in claims against several subcontractors to recover payments made under a builder's risk policy arising out of water damage in connection with a construction project of the Dormitory Authority of New York.

Successfully represented a group of property and casualty insurers in a coverage and bad faith lawsuit in Houston, Texas, in which the insureds sought more than $ 100 million for alleged business interruption losses, costs associated with defense of toxic tort suits, Superfund project costs, and bad faith damages, all arising from the insureds» operation of a California landfill deemed to have polluted a key source of drinking water for the Los Angeles area.

Among other areas, our litigation experience in the environmental area includes governmental and private - party actions under CERCLA (including serving as lead counsel for PRP groups at major Superfund sites throughout the United States), citizen suits under RCRA, the Clean Water Act and other environmental laws, claims for property damage and personal injury arising from industrial emissions or environmental contamination, and defending clients against state and federal governmental enforcement actions.

The appeals to the Ontario Court of Appeal in the Szilvasy and Collett claims against Reliance Home Comfort for damages arising from leaking hot water tanks were heard on October 23, 2012 and the decisions were released on November 27, 2012.1 These claims are among the very few that have traveled from Small Claims Court all the way to the Court of Appeal.

Clifford acts for both claimants and defendants in claims for damages arising out of surface water flooding, damaged sewers and wayward watercourses particularly in respect of claims brought before the Technology and Construction Court.

McCague Borlack LLP lawyers Mark Mason and Hillel David were Counsel in The Court of Appeal when the claims against Reliance Home Comfort for damages arising from leaking hot water tanks were heard on October 23rd 2012.

The controversy surrounding environmental policy has, perhaps surprisingly, arisen not so much from the issue of conserving non-renewable commodities such as fossil fuels or industrial metals, but from the increasing scarcity or overuse of renewable natural resources, causing problems such as water and air pollution, or damage to global commons such as the atmosphere or the ozone layer.

A Driving - train Protect cover may be chosen where the company will cover damage to the internal child parts of the engine, differential housing and / or gear box of the two - wheeler, when the damage is due to water ingress or due to the Leakage of lubricating oil and / or damage to engine, differential housing and / or gear box of the Insured Vehicle arising out of leakage of lubricating oil due to accidental means.

Note that this would also exclude coverage for water damage, mold, and fires arising from growing marijuana even in states where it's legal to do so.