Insurance – Policy Coverage – Golf Course Flooding – Dam v. Retaining Wall
By Deborah Elkins
Published: April 28, 2009
A dirt-bolstered concrete retaining wall that holds water to irrigate a golf course may have been a “dam” with no insurance coverage, or a covered “retaining wall,” and a Richmond U.S. District Court denies a carrier summary judgment on the golf course’s claim for damage from Tropical Storm Ernesto.
Piankatank River Golf Club Inc v. Selective Insurance Co. (USDC-ED) (VLW 009-3-233) (21 pp.)
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