When Insurer Insolvency Won't Trigger Excess Coverage

Дата публикации: 22-10-2026 16:42:46

With its recent decision in A.R. Wilfley v. National Union Fire Insurance, the Colorado Supreme Court joins a growing national consensus enforcing clear and unambiguous anti-drop-down policy language in umbrella and excess policies, says Michael Kotula at Rivkin Radler.

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