CHICAGO - Claims that an insured violated the Consumer Fraud Act by intending to put its competitors out of business so that it could dominate the diagnostic testing market fail to assert accidental conduct or consequences and, therefore, do not constitute an "occurrence" under a general liability insurance policy, an Illinois appeals panel held April 16, affirming a lower court's ruling in favor of the insurer (West American Insurance Co. v. Midwest Open MRI Inc., No. 1-12-1034, Ill...(read more)![]()
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