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July 8, 2014

The Michigan Supreme Court construes a “business-use” exclusion

Michigan law requires courts to construe insurance policies as a whole, giving effect to any unambiguous language. These principles are often easier to state than to apply. The Michigan Supreme Court’s recent opinion in Hunt v. Drielick is a case in point. In Hunt, the Court addressed a “business-use” exclusion in a “Insurance for Non-Trucking…

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