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Fears Over Terrorism Exclusions May Be Unfounded

By Nick Brown · February 2, 2011, 7:48 PM EST

Massachusetts' move to join the raft of states that let insurers exclude standard coverage for fires caused by terrorism has sparked concern among policyholders that decades-old case law limiting exclusions could...

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