Which situation would not be covered under Chuckie's CGL policy?

The situation involving content printed before the policy period would not be covered under Chuckie's Commercial General Liability (CGL) policy because CGL policies typically only provide coverage for incidents that occur during the policy period. Coverage gaps exist for events that took place before the insurance was in force. This means that any claims arising from actions or content that originated before the start date of the policy will not be eligible for coverage, even if the claim arises later.

In contrast, slip and falls on the property, product defects after sale, and accidental overexposure to a product all represent incidents that could occur during the policy period and might reasonably fall under the operations and product liability coverage typically provided by a CGL policy. Thus, these situations would be covered as they align with the fundamental principles of liability insurance, which aims to protect the insured from risks arising in the course of business activities during the policy timeframe.