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Jeffrey J. Vita is featured in American Bar Association’s The Brief for an article he wrote entitled “Understanding Business Risk Exclusions: ‘That Particular Part’ Does Not Mean the Entire Construction Project.” The article examines how courts interpret the “that particular part” language in CGL business risk exclusions and the practical implications for contractors pursuing coverage for property damage to the project. Click here to view the article.
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