American Guarantee & Liability Insurance v. Vista Medical Supply

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• no duty to defend for negligent misrepresentation as damages arose from the intentional act of termination and, as such, no occurrence was present
• under California law, no duty to defend wrongful discharge, sexual harassment, and misrepresentation claims under a general liability policy
• no duty to defend for negligent misrepresentation as damages arose from the intentional act of termination and, as such, no occurrence was present

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