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Builder's risk and other first-party coverages have traditionally excluded loss or damage caused by "faulty workmanship." A principal point of contention in this area has been whether the exclusion a
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A judge conditionally approved a settlement by which former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers will turn over nearly all of his assets (valued at more than $40 million) to a liquidating trust fund. The mone
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