The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will not disturb a first-impression ruling by the state Superior Court that, unless explicitly stated otherwise, a reinsurer’s policy limit does not cap defense costs.
August 16, 2018 at 11:50 AM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will not disturb a first-impression ruling by the state Superior Court that, unless explicitly stated otherwise, a reinsurer’s policy limit does not cap defense costs.
The justices denied allocatur Aug. 7 in Century Indemnity v. OneBeacon Insurance.
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