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The Allocation of Costs in Multi-Insurer Cases Spanning Multiple Years: The Deceptively Simple Problem of Defense Costs (PDF)

The Allocation of Costs in Multi-Insurer Cases Spanning Multiple Years: The Deceptively Simple Problem of Defense Costs (PDF)

Analyzes the issues involved in determining whether a particular insurer issuing a particular third-party liability coverage policy is responsible for paying defense costs incurred by the policyholder in connection with claims for harm that have accrued over time.


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Publisher :LexisNexis Emerging Issues Analysis
Format: Electronic, 33 Pages , PDF

ISBN: 9781422429983

11/12/2012
 
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    This commentary analyzes the issues involved in determining whether a particular insurer issuing a particular third-party liability coverage policy is responsible for paying defense costs incurred by the policyholder in connection with claims for harm that have accrued over time. It examines the approaches of various jurisdictions and scholars and concludes that the allocation of defense costs in continuous injury cases is deceptively simple.

     

    Leo P. Martinez is the Albert Abramson Professor of Law, University of California, Hastings College of the Law. Special thanks to Douglas R. Richmond, Managing Director Aon Professional Services, and David Goodwin, a partner in the San Francisco office of Covington & Burling, LLP. Their guidance and expertise influenced the shape of this piece. The author also gratefully acknowledges the diligent and able research assistance of Daniel Veroff and Katelyn Keegan.

     

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