Cited by
Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Hudson v. Farm Family Mutual Insurance, 697 A.2d 501.
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In the Matter of Robert Stack, Jr. and Kerry Stack
N.H. 2015
Co., 142 N.H. 144, 146-47 4 (1997); see also In the Matter of Raybeck & Raybeck, 163 N.H. 570, 572-73 (2012) (interpreting divorce decree term according to its common meaning and utilizing dictionaries to define term).
- Colony Insurance v. Dover Indoor Climbing Gym 974 A.2d 399 N.H. 2009
- Wilson v. Progressive Northern Insurance 868 A.2d 268 N.H. 2005
- Progressive Northern Insurance v. Concord General Mutual Insurance 864 A.2d 368 N.H. 2005
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EnergyNorth Natural Gas, Inc. v. Underwriters at Lloyd's
848 A.2d 715
N.H. 2004
Moreover, in Hudson v. Farm, Family Mutual Insurance Co., 142 N.H. 144, 145-48 (1997), we held that injury caused by gradual and continuous exposure to electrical voltage triggered coverage under a policy covering “sudden and accidental damage” because “the term ‘sudden and accidental’ is.
- Weeks v. Co-Operative Insurance 817 A.2d 292 N.H. 2003
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State Farm Mutual Insurance v. Pitman
809 A.2d 1280
N.H. 2002
Hudson v. Farm Family Mut Ins.
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N.A.P.P. Realty Trust v. CC Enterprises
784 A.2d 1166
N.H. 2001
Co., 142 N.H. 144, 146 (1997) (construing ambiguous language to favor coverage for insured).
- EnergyNorth Natural Gas, Inc. v. Continental Insurance 781 A.2d 969 N.H. 2001
- Bergeron v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. 766 A.2d 256 N.H. 2000
- Federal Bake Shop v. Farmington Casualty Co. 736 A.2d 459 N.H. 1999
- Shaheen, Cappiello, Stein & Gordon, P.A. v. Home Insurance 719 A.2d 562 N.H. 1998
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Acadia Insurance v. McNeil
711 A.2d 873
N.H. 1998
Co., 142 N.H. 144, 147-48, 697 A.2d 501, 503-04 (1997) (reviewing other courts’ interpretations of the term “sudden and accidental”).