In a ground-breaking ruling, the town of Manchester has prevailed over an insurer’s narrowly construed interpretation of its "arising out of" policy language.
When the town contracted with Employment Services Inc. for seasonal leaf-rakers, it attempted to limit its liability risk by having Manchester named as an additional insured on ESI’s property and general liability policy with Vermont Mutual.
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