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The Second Department held that an insurer may not recoup defense costs under a reservation of rights unless the insurance policy expressly allows it to do so.
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The Second Department held that an insurer may not recoup defense costs under a reservation of rights unless the insurance policy expressly allows it to do so.
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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Parties to a contract generally can include in their agreement a provision preventing assignment of the agreement’s rights and remedies without the consent of both parties. Because a party’s assignment of rights under a contract to a third party may have serious implications for both sides in the performance of that agreement, anti-assignment clauses protect the contracting parties by ensuring that no transfer of the agreement’s rights occurs without the consent of all involved. Dance with the date you brought. And absen...