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CGL

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CGLCommercial General Liability
CGLCarrier Grade Linux
CGLComprehensive General Liability (insurance)
CGLComputer Graphics Laboratory
CglCorynebacterium Glutamicum
CGLContinuous Galvanizing Line
CGLChronic Granulocytic Leukemia
CGLCertified Genealogical Lecturer
CGLCongenital Generalized Lipodystrophy
CGLCore OpenGL
CGLCommand Guard List
CGLCurrent Goal List
CGLConcert Group Logistics LLC (Downers Grove, Illinois)
CGLCryptix General License
CGLChristian Gays and Lesbians Association
CGLCharleston Gas Light (Charleston Gas Light)
CGLChild Graddon Lewis Architects


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However, Bill Harrison, managing director of Aon's Crisis Management Practice, said CGL policies often exclude cover of third-party recall and contamination liability.
Further, the major insurance markets are constantly redrafting CGL policy language to narrow the coverage for environmental claims.
Today, most CGL policies exclude the pollution/environmental impairment risk nearly completely, leaving your organization "bare" and probably in a position of assuming this risk blindly.
 
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