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Insured property losses involve damage to property from fortuitous events. Covered fortuitous events are virtually infinite, yet not every fortuitous event is covered by the commonly used policy forms. Simplistic views, making direct cause-and effect connections without deeper, more thorough examinations can result in inaccurate coverage decisions and lost subrogation opportunities. This article is designed to expand your way of thinking and broaden the scope of your inquiry, resulting in more accurate coverage decisions, increased subrogation activity, and more effective loss prevention.