Insurer Learns It Can’t Wriggle Out of Its Duty to Defend

by Jacobson | Sep 29, 2006

Jacobson, “Insurer Learns It Can’t Wriggle Out of Its Duty to Defend” 09/29/06 The Daily Journal. An analysis of The Standard Fire case, in which the California Court of Appeal defined “occurrence” in the context of an occurrence-based insurance policy, thus distinguishing such a policy from an claims-made insurance policy.