Wiley Rein: Despite Insurer's Breach of Duty to Defend, State Insurance Guaranty Association Can Deny | Practical Law

Wiley Rein: Despite Insurer's Breach of Duty to Defend, State Insurance Guaranty Association Can Deny | Practical Law

This Law Firm Publication by Wiley Rein LLP discusses Conn. Ins. Guar. Assoc. v. Drown, 37 A.3d 820 (Conn. App. Ct. 2012), a case where the Appellate Court of Connecticut held that an exclusion for injury arising solely from the rendering of professional services by individual physicians unambiguously barred coverage for a medical malpractice action. The publication discusses the factual background of the case and the court's ultimate legal holdings.

Wiley Rein: Despite Insurer's Breach of Duty to Defend, State Insurance Guaranty Association Can Deny

by Wiley Rein LLP
Published on 13 Apr 2012Connecticut
This Law Firm Publication by Wiley Rein LLP discusses Conn. Ins. Guar. Assoc. v. Drown, 37 A.3d 820 (Conn. App. Ct. 2012), a case where the Appellate Court of Connecticut held that an exclusion for injury arising solely from the rendering of professional services by individual physicians unambiguously barred coverage for a medical malpractice action. The publication discusses the factual background of the case and the court's ultimate legal holdings.