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A law firm's legal malpractice policy can be rescinded if a partner lies on the application, despite the other partners' claims of being "innocent insureds," a New Jersey appeals court has ruled. The judges said that a partner who completed the insurance application -- and failed to disclose a range of ethical problems -- was an agent of the firm, acting by authorization of the two other partners.
June 11, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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