Insurance
Dec. 21, 2001
Four Corners
Insurance law practitioner column by Kirk A. Pasich and Cassandra S. Franklin - When the meaning of the words used in a contract is disputed, a court must provisionally consider any proffered extrinsic evidence.
The starting point in every insurance-coverage dispute is the insurance policy itself. And the starting point in determining what the insurance policy provides is determining how to interpret that policy. Because insurance policies are contracts, they are "subject to t...
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