Why LPL insurers reserve their rights (and how to avoid it)

Your professional liability insurer must defend you from claims, even those only tangentially related to your practice. Thank jurists such as Judge Learned Hand: "[if] the complaint comprehends an injury which may be within the policy, we hold that the promise to defend includes it." Lee v. Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., 178 F.2d 750, ...

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Why LPL insurers reserve their rights (and how to avoid it)

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