Assuming, as defendant-appellant contends, that the triggering event for coverage under a policy such as this, which insures against, inter alia, disease "occur[ing]" during the policy period caused by "continuous or repeated exposure to conditions", is the onset of disease, whether discovered or not, i.e., "injury-in-fact", and not, as plaintiffs contend, first exposure, plaintiffs are entitled to judgment since the underlying complaint does not exclude the possibility...
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