Extract to table

In addition, TMC is required to reimburse EPA for past response costs of $14

The known-conditions exclusion in PLL policies has been interpreted by courts in several jurisdictions to require more than general awareness of environmental conditions; the insured must have known of the specific pollution conditions that form the basis of the covered claim

In addition, TMC is required to reimburse EPA for past emergency response costs of $3

Under the notice-prejudice doctrine recognized in Illinois and a majority of states, an insurer that seeks to deny coverage based on late notice must demonstrate that it suffered actual prejudice as a result of the delayed notification

2d 338 (2006) (holding that an insurer must show actual prejudice to deny coverage based on late notice)

To sustain its late-notice defense under the notice-prejudice rule, Meridian must demonstrate that it was actually prejudiced by TMC's delay in providing notice