Today’s decision addresses the question of whether a defense is owed under a commercial general liability policy when the insured’s work damages property that was outside the scope of what the insured was hired to do.U.S. District Judge John Robert Blakey set out the issues:“This case presents a straightforward, but unsettled, question of Illinois law: Is there an ‘occurrence’ under standard-form comprehensive general liability … policies when the named insured contractor’s faulty …