Virginia Supreme Court Renders Opinion Denying Coverage for Global Warming Claims

Kirk Hartley
Sep 22, 2011
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The Virginia Supreme Court has held that there is no coverage for underlying global warming claims when the plaintiff alleged intentional emission, and did not allege that the emissions were negligent. The opinion is here, and is summarized here by Marten Law.

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