Intentional harm keeps insurance company from defending its insured

Thanks to an intentional-harm exception, an insurance company won't have to defend its insured against sexual assault charges, the Appellate Court of Illinois, Fifth District, held last week, explaining that the insured "should have reasonably anticipated" injury.Cynthia Cain filed a two-count sexual assault complaint against David Dial and his company, Dial Real Estate and Investments, ...

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Intentional harm keeps insurance company from defending its insured

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