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The New York Court of Appeals held Tuesday that an insurance company must defend a hospital in a defamation action, even though the claim alleges malicious slander and the policy excludes coverage for intentional wrongdoing. The state's highest court concluded that malice and intentional misconduct aren't necessarily equivalents within the framework of a defamation case. The dispute involves a doctor and his advocacy of midwifery.
September 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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