Analyzing State Case Law Interpretations of the Defense Cost Reimbursement Obligation in D&O Policies
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Jan 15, 2019
Mollie Kugler, Tom Schrimpf, and Drew Trevino authored an article titled "Defense Cost Issues under D&O Policies," published in the First Quarter 2019 edition of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS) Journal. Having noted the sparsity of state case law interpreting D&O policies, the authors explore how jurisdictions across the country have applied traditional "duty to defend" rules to the defense cost reimbursement obligation in D&O policies, as well as other policies with similar reimbursement language.
Read "Defense Cost Issues under D&O Policies" (PDF)
The article was originally published in the Spring 2018 edition of the Wisconsin Defense Counsel's Wisconsin Civil Trial Journal.
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