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Although lead-based paint is a pollutant, a pollution exclusion clause in a commercial general liability policy doesn't preclude coverage for injuries allegedly caused by human ingestion or inhalation of the paint, a unanimous Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled. The decision is one of first impression for the state high court, and means that an insurance company must now defend two insured landlords in a lead paint suit.
December 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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