The volunteer director of a nonprofit school in Hawai‘i who donated his services as a real estate broker and loaned the school funds to buy real estate jointly with a Buddhist temple has been denied coverage under his professional liability policy in a suit by the temple when the joint purchasers could not agree upon a division of the ownership. An appellate court in Hawai‘i has affirmed a decision that the policy specifically excluded coverage of a claim for damages. ( Keown v. Tudor Insurance Company, Intermediate Ct. of App., HI, No. 29695, 8/16/12 .)