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Dec. 9, 2016
California court confirms support for policy 'stacking'
The Eastern District recently decided that California law supports combining the limits of consecutive policies if the occurrence is a continuous injury spanning consecutive policy years. By Jeremiah M. Welch and William S. Bennett
The Eastern District of California recently decided that California law supports combining the limits of consecutive policies if the occurrence is a continuous injury spanning consecutive policy years. This practice is referred to as "stacking." Stacking allows a policyholder with a covered continuous injury to stack policy limits to create one large policy limit. Many jurisdictions look unfavorably at...
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