Claim Scenarios

Please use any of the real-life claim scenarios we have provided for you on the following pages. You can contact us at 1-800-596-2156 or p1info@p1enviro.com if the type of claim you are looking for is not listed.


Claim Scenarios for Electrical Contractors

Electrical contractors have pollution exposures from many sources, ranging from their owned premises, over the road pollution, the operations of subcontractors for which the contractor is responsible, faulty work that leads to a pollution condition, and many others. We…


Claim Scenarios for Environmental Contractors

The Department of Energy (DOE) hired several environmental contractors to assist in operating one of its facilities. Following an accidental release of air pollutants, local residents filed a class action nuisance suit against the contractors, alleging emotional distre…


Claim Scenarios for General Contractors

General Contractors manage building projects through the daily oversight of construction activities, vendors, and subcontractors. They make sure that building projects are completed on time, within budget, and compliant with building plans and regulations. Some of these reg…


Claim Scenarios for Non-Environmental Contractors

An HVAC contractor installed a new ventilation system as part of the renovation of a 25 story office building.  An electrical fire broke out in the building’s basement two years after the renovation was complete.  As the fire burned, ventilation shafts…


Claim Scenarios for Plumbing Contractors

Plumbers have pollution exposures from many sources, ranging from their owned premises, over the road pollution, uncovering or exacerbating existing mold/asbestos/lead, job site pollution caused by contaminants the contractor brought to the site, and many others. We hav…


Claim Scenarios for Sites

A water treatment plant supplied potable water to 10,000 residents. A malfunction at the plant allowed an improperly treated volume of water to be distributed to the residents. As a result, a large number of residents became ill and several were hospitalized. The residents…