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The judge found an excess insurer was not liable for coverage on a claim filed after a 2017 stabbing at a Kissimmee hotel.
September 03, 2019 at 12:40 PM
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A federal district court in Florida interpreted the term “sublimit of liability” in an excess insurance policy in a way that excluded the insurer’s coverage obligations on a premises liability claim.
While Zackery Ryan Ganoe and Andrew Bickford were guests at the Days Inn of Kissimmee, they were attacked by a woman who murdered Ganoe and attempted to murder Bickford.
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