Which of the Following Is True Regarding Whether the Insureds

question 26

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true regarding whether the insureds in the "Case Opener" were entitled to insurance coverage for imported toxic Chinese drywall used in their home?

• A)The court ruled that the insureds were entitled to coverage for personal injuries because of their insurance company's warranties,but not coverage for property damage.
• B)The court ruled that the insureds were entitled to property damage coverage because of their insurance company's warranties,but not coverage for personal injuries.
• C)The court ruled that the insureds were entitled to coverage for both property damage and personal injury based on their insurance company's warranties.
• D)The court ruled that the insureds were not entitled to coverage.
• E)The court ruled that the insureds were entitled to full coverage only if they could establish that the insurer knew of the drywall problems when it issued the policy.

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Recognize the importance of technical, management, and safety training in adapting to change and competition.

Appreciate the role of orientation training in aligning new employees with organizational values and practices.

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