Contribution Claims Between Insurers After Paying Defense Expenses
- Kirk Hartley
- Jan 6, 2010
- 1 min read
Sometimes insurers pay all the defense expenses for underlying claims and then seek to apportion the costs among other insurers through contribution claims against the other insurers. In a recent case, a Massachusetts district court applied equity and ordered London insurers to pay 30% of expenses incurred for various underlying silica claims. The opinion is here.
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