Without comment, the court said it would hear new arguments in a case where it previously decided 6-0 that when a liability insurer has breached its duty to defend, it has a duty to indemnify the insured for a judgment against it even if policy exclusions would otherwise have negated that obligation.
September 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The state Court of Appeals Tuesday granted a motion for reargument in a duty-to-insure case that it initially decided on June 11. Without comment, the court said it would hear new arguments in K2 Investment Group v. American Guarantee & Liability Insurance. The matter will be scheduled for early 2014.
On average, the Court of Appeals accepts a motion to reargue roughly once a decade, according to court spokesman Gary Spencer.
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