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Shaw v. Freeman

Connecticut Appellate Court

March 8, 2012

As it pertains to an analysis of coverage in an insurance contract, Connecticut law is clear that a court must conclude, as stated in the 2009 Connecticut Supreme Court case of iLiberty Mutual Insurance Company v. Lone Star Industries, Inc./i, that 'the language should be construed in favor of the insured unless it has a high degree of certainty that the policy language clearly and unambiguously excludes the claim.'

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