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I'm not sure what you mean by "bow out". The $100, 000 does **NOT**
include legel defense. They are responsible to reach a settlement. They will not settle for more than the amount of your coverage, however if you go to the end of trial and are awarded more than the $100,00 you would be stuck with the difference. -Robert |
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Maybe I'm wrong.
If you have 100K ins, they might pay the $100K happily and not defend U at all, since it could cost more than $100K to fight the case. You could easily be on the hook for anything $100k without any help. If you have $1m ins, they will be interested in your case... they wouldn't just write a check for the $1m. Would be worth defending. They might reach a settlement that would end the deal. Seems like having them have LOTS of skin in the game is what you are paying for. Bill |
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