We successfully reversed the Superior Court of San Diego County in this complicated case involving the right of an additional insured to insurance coverage for environmental liabilities. We were working with fragments of a form insurance policy issued to a tenant named Zambelli Fireworks Mfg. Co. who stored fireworks in underground bunkers on property owned by our clients, which was later sold to the County of San Bernardino. Years later, the County brought a lawsuit for massive contamination of the groundwater resulting from the release of chemicals at the site. The Superior Court found that there was no coverage because the policy did not specifically mention our client by name or by the location in question. In an uphill challenge to obtain a reversal, we successfully argued on appeal that the policy, when read as a whole, provided coverage for the owner of the property where the fireworks were stored. Our briefs explained the coverage to the court from both a technical and common sense approach -- arguments the Court of Appeal adopted. Read the opinion here.