The Seventh Circuit, applying Illinois law, held that a Products-Completed Operations Hazard exclusion in a commercial general liability policy precluded coverage for a construction defect suit. The coverage dispute arose out of the alleged faulty workmanship by the developer-insured in connection with a condominium conversion project, which allegedly caused damage to the condominium owners’ personal property.
Following the construction of the condominiums, the condominium owners discovered water damage. The board of the condominiums ultimately sued the developer, alleging faulty workmanship with respect to the construction …
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