Personal Umbrella Policy Not Required to Defend or Indemnify False Imprisonment Charge
"The trial court found that the plaintiffs satisfied their burden of establishing ... that the false imprisonment arose out of the defendant’s business pursuits, and that the business pursuits exclusion bars coverage," the opinion said.
April 03, 2023 at 05:04 AM
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The Connecticut Supreme Court determined that Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. did not have to compensate a business owner under a personal umbrella insurance policy for liability over his false imprisonment of his employee at work.
This is the second time the state Supreme Court has seen this case.
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