KENNARD, J., Concurring and Dissenting. In this case, the majority makes a sharp departure from the mainstream of insurance coverage law. Rather than hewing to the language of the insurance policy at issue in this case, the majority concludes that coverage within the ordinary and unambiguous meaning of the policy language does not exist. Specifically, the majority holds that the liability insurance policy i…
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