(January 26, 2018, 11:12 AM EST) -- NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Cracks in concrete for the foundation of a home do not qualify as a “collapse” under a homeowners insurance policy’s collapse provision because an insured has not shown that the collapse was “abrupt” or that she is unable to occupy the home for its intended purpose, a federal judge in Connecticut ruled Jan. 24 in granting an insurer’s motion to dismiss (Gail M. Chernosky v. Amica Mutual Insurance Co., No. 17-1047, D. Conn., 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11285)....