FOCUS COLUMN
By Ken Moscaret
You are defending one of your law firm's corporate clients in a business lawsuit in which an insurance carrier has a duty to defend the client. This is because the insurance carrier issued a reservation of rights, then agreed to let your law firm handle the defense of the corporate policyholder, instead of referring the matter to the usual panel defense counsel. The insurance carrier will pay your ...
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