Cameron Mutual Insurance Co. v. Moll

RICHARD B. TEITELMAN, Judge.

Cameron Mutual Insurance Company (“Cameron”) brought a declaratory judgment action, seeking a determination of whether the conduct of its insureds, Larry and Sharon Moll, was covered by the Molls’ farm insurance policy. At issue in the declaratory judgment action was whether the conduct of Mr. and/or Mrs. Moll constituted an “occurrence” as defined in the insurance policy. The trial court entered judgment for Cameron, concluding that because Mr. Moll’s conduct was intentional, it did not constitute an “occurrence” and that Cameron therefore had no duty to defend or…