Allstate Insurance v. McCarn

AFTER REMAND

Taylor, J.

This case is before us for the second time. In Allstate Ins Co v McCarn, 466 Mich 277; 645 NW2d 20 (2002) (McCarn I), we held that the shooting death of Kevin LaBelle was “accidental” and, thus, an “occurrence” within the meaning of the insurance policy at issue. Because the shooting was an “occurrence” covered under the policy, it gave rise to Allstate’s potential liability. However, because the Court of Appeals had not addressed whether the criminal-acts exception in the *286policy precluded coverage,1 we remanded the matter to that Court. On remand, the Court of Appeals…