If you're unhappy with your professional liability insurance, you might be interested in a recent California ruling. San Diego attorney Kenneth Sigelman sued his insurance provider, Lawyers' Mutual Insurance Co., to prevent it from making him reimburse up to $1.2 million in settlement and defense costs paid out on his behalf. Last week, Sigelman's lawyer won a ruling that he said will inevitably force Lawyers' Mutual to revise a standard contract used by many lawyers.
February 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Unhappy with your professional liability insurance? You might be interested in a recent Southern California ruling, then.
San Diego attorney Kenneth Sigelman sued his insurance provider, Lawyers’ Mutual Insurance Co., to prevent it from making him reimburse up to $1.2 million in settlement and defense costs paid out on his behalf over the last few years.
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