Insurance – Fire – Insufficient Coverage Amount – Landlord/Tenant (access required)

The plaintiff-landlord of convenience store property has not shown that the defendant-insurance agency had a duty to provide sufficient insurance to plaintiff’s tenant, so plaintiff cannot make out claims against the agency for negligence, negligent misrepresentation, or breach of fiduciary duty. The court grants defendant’s motion for summary judgment. Background The lease between plaintiff and its tenant required ...

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South Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Insurance – Fire – Insufficient Coverage Amount – Landlord/Tenant

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