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Can the insurer avoid the obligation to defend by speculating about extraneous 'facts'?
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posted 4 years ago
Can the insurer avoid the obligation to defend by speculating about extraneous 'facts'?
Would the insurer be allowed to "speculate" that the claimant with property damage most likely meant something else than defined in the policy and shift the burden of proof upon the insured to prove otherwise?
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