( February 17, 2026, 10:29 AM EST) -- BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Noting that it has not had an occasion to interpret and apply the relevant policy language at length but several of its sister courts have, the Second Department New York Supreme Court Appellate Division reversed a lower court’s summary judgment ruling against an insurer after holding that the general liability business insurance policy at issue does not obligate the insurer to provide coverage for an underlying bodily injury that purportedly occurred in the course of the restaurant insured’s business but not as a result of the insured’s operations at or otherwise related to the covered premises....