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Duty to Defend – When Must Insurers Hire a Lawyer for Policyholder?

By Doug Terry on September 3, 2017
Posted in Bad Faith Basics, Duty to Defend

What happens in a situation where a policyholder (an individual or a business) is alleged to have caused damage to someone else?  What if there is an auto accident and the other driver claims the policyholder caused it?  Or what if a customer comes in to the policyholder’s place of business, trips and falls and…

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Mr. Terry was born and raised in Oklahoma and attended the University of Oklahoma Law School, where he graduated in 1993 (with distinction) and was named to the Oklahoma Law Review. He has been practicing law in the Oklahoma City area ever since, and has earned a Martindale-Hubbell “AV Preeminent” rating from his peers in the legal community. Today, Mr. Terry’s practice is diverse, but he focuses on three areas of emphasis: insurance bad faith, class actions and personal injury.

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