               5. Proceedings and Orders of the Circuit Court

¶ 26   After full briefing by the parties, oral argument on Sinclair's motion for partial

summary judgment was held in the circuit court, the Honorable Barbara J. Crowder

presiding, on July 31, 2012. During argument, counsel for Sinclair represented to Judge
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Crowder that both the property damage and bodily injury aggregate limits of the Home

policy were exhausted by virtue of the Wyoming lawsuits.   to determine whether the Wyoming lawsuits

exhausted bodily injury limits contained within the underlying Home policy.

¶ 54   Assuming that there was proof in the record that payments made for bodily injury

claims arising from the Wyoming lawsuits concerned the "completed operations hazard"

or "products hazard," in order for Allianz to have a duty to defend bodily injury claims

out of the underlying lawsuits in Hartford, the oil spill leaks would have to also have

arisen from the "completed operations hazard" or "products hazard." Otherwise, under

the terms of the Home policy, bodily injury claims are subject only to a "per occurrence"

limit. Again, the parties have not briefed the issue of whether the bodily injury claims
                 