In the world of insurance, the “trigger of coverage” is the term referring to the event that must happen during the policy period for an insurer’s two primary duties to arise – the duty to defend the insured and the duty to indemnify the insured (i.e., pay the judgment, if any).
Read MoreAll is right with the world again – at least for this case.
Read MoreThe insurer's argument was pretty basic – we can instruct the jury on issues that would determine coverage and have them answer interrogatories that will remove doubt as to whether our duty to indemnify the insured is in fact triggered. What’s not to love?
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