I’ve noticed that there are few basic introductions to coverage work.
I will discuss why coverage is important, how to read policies, the duty to defend and indemnify, giving notice of claim, relevant evidence, disclaimers, and coverage litigation. It will be a general course that will be useful nationwide because any legal issues will not be state specific.
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