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Notice of Circumstance
Federal Insurance Company sought to recover from Lexington Insurance Company payments made on behalf of its insured in a personal injury lawsuit. The lower court held that the insured failed to comply with the Notice of Circumstance provision in the policy and therefore was precluded from coverage under the Lexington policy. To determine if notice […]
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