Month: June 2011

A general liability insurer had no duty to reimburse its insureds, who were licensed attorneys, for the time they spent defending themselves in a case brought by a third party. ( Richards v. Sequoia Ins. Co . (2011) 195 Cal.App.4th … Read More

Where an insured seeks declaratory relief regarding the interpretation of policy provisions, statutes and regulations pertaining to depreciation, a court has discretion to allow the declaratory relief action to proceed before requiring the insured to submit the issue of valuation … Read More