The efficient proximate cause rule and ensuing loss provisions are concepts that are confusing to many including the courts. This decision provides a good explanation, which will be helpful to insurance claims professionals and attorneys. The court used an analogy to coverage for a fire following an earthquake to explain the concepts.
The court also addressed an issue of first impression, the impact of an insured's violation of an impairment of subrogation provision.
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