American Casualty Co. v. Hotel & Restaurant Employees & Bartenders International Union Welfare Fund

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• concluding that insured cannot “turn all of its legal liabilities into insured events by the intentional act of refusing to pay them”
• finding that a loss from the failure to honor a contractual obligation to pay litigation expenses was not a loss resulting from a wrongful act, within the meaning of the policy, because the obligation to pay pre-dated the wrongful act of refusing to pay it

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