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August 2003
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D.C. Circuit Finds Pollution Exclusion Does Not Bar Coverage from Carbon Monoxide Fumes Leaking from Furnace
Richardson v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company.
Joining a growing national trend, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals has ruled that the absolute pollution exclusion does not bar coverage for indoor carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a faulty furnace.
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DC Circuit Court of Appeals
Richardson v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
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