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New Hampshire: Negligence Claims Precluded by Sexual Molestation Exclusion, Court Rules

A homeowners' policy provision excluding coverage for injuries arising from sexual molestation precluded coverage for claims against an alleged perpetrator's parents' negligent supervision and entrustment, the New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled recently.


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