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A New York state appellate court ruled that it's not against public policy for insurers to put a cap on sexual misconduct claims in professional malpractice policies. A lower court had decided an insurer's $25,000 limit was overbroad and would discourage reporting of sexual abuse by clients or patients, but appellate judges found that coverage amounts may vary depending on the claim asserted.
August 14, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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