What are the ethical implications of the concurrent causation clause in property policies, which critics contend unfairly leaves those hit by both wind and flood damage without coverage, but which carriers say quite properly protects them against uninsured losses? That's the question NU posed to readers. To read the responses, as well as offer your own take, go to NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman's blog at www.property-casualty.com.
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