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You can never say anything for sure until an entire claim is in front of you, but the "malicious damage" definition is not an issue for us as we cover both "malicious" and "accidental" damage. I've been saying for 20 years that it's one of the most important features to look out for as it...

Actually this is one that could be a little tricky depending on the policy/ies they have in place. If the policy covered "malicious damage" only, and not "accidental damage" or even "deliberate and intentional damage", as many of them do, the Insurer may have a way to try to deny the claim...