11Jun
Insurance Policies: Where Is the Proper Balance Between Limitation of Liability and Adherence to Public Policy
It is well established that policies of insurance are contracts, subject to basic contract law. While parties are generally permitted to contract as they wish, such privilege is not absolute in the context of insurance; required coverage may not be...
By:
Nexsen Pruet, PLLC
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