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Recent Delaware decisions indicate that insurers are not responsible for defending or indemnifying a parent whose child commits a tortious act while living under someone else's roof. The Superior Court sided with State Farm when the insurer claimed it did not have to cover a woman whose son allegedly caused a car accident while living with his father, and agreed with Allstate that the insurer was not obligated to a man whose son allegedly punched someone while living with his mother.
December 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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