Cited by

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 338 (1987), superseded by statute on other grounds as stated in Cadell v. XL Specialty Ins.

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 338, 530 A.2d 303 (1987), superseded by statute on other grounds as stated in Cadell v. XL Specialty Ins.

condary insurers, and Commerce *525 (through the Umbrella policy) provides umbrella coverage; (4) if all policies are available to the petitioner, she must exhaust each layer of coverage before a subsequent layer of coverage is triggered; and (5) each insurer required to provide coverage is entitled to a credit to be determined according to the formula articulated in Ellis v. Royal Insurance Co., 129 N.H. 326, 338-39 (1987).

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 332-35 (1987) (declining to apply RSA 264:15, I, to an insurance policy neither issued nor delivered in New Hampshire).

Green Mt., 138 N.H. at 10, 634 A.2d at 1013-14; Ellis v. Royal Ins.

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 341, 530 A.2d 303, 312 (1987); Hackman v. American Mut.

Co., 134 N.H. 196, 198, 589 A.2d 593, 595 (1991) (quoting Ellis v. Royal Inc. Co., 129 N.H. 326, 331, 530 A.2d 303, 306 (1987)); see also Stevens v. Merchants Mut.

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 334, 530 A.2d 303, 308 (1987) (statute will not be redrafted to meet an intention not expressed in its language).

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 334, 530 A.2d 303, 308 (1987) (statute will not be redrafted to meet an intention not expressed in its language).

“[W]e will therefore give the unambiguous language of the statute its plain meaning unless and until the legislature sees fit to change it.” Ellis v. Royal Ins.

Co., 129 N.H. 326, 340-41, 530 A.2d 303, 312 (1987) (arbitration award entitled to interest from date of award, pursuant to RSA 524:1-b) (citing Hackman v. American Mut.