U.S. District Judge Tiffany M. Cartwright granted only a fragment of what the plaintiffs had asked for in her motion for partial summary judgment. They ruled that Guy Cornwell, who served as interim executive director of Kiwanis Vocational Home in the late 1980s, had coverage under primary Chubb policies from November 1988 to November 1991. However, this coverage applies only to Kiwanis’s activities or activities undertaken on behalf of any named insured under those policies. Everything else requested by the plaintiffs was denied, including coverage for co-defendant Charles McCarthy, coverage under the old USF&G and Granite State policies, and, critically, any extension of coverage under Washington’s continuous trigger rule.
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