Bonin v. Westport Ins. Corp.

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• holding that a provision in an insurance contract is ambiguous if it is susceptible to two or more reasonable interpretations
• holding that insured against whom claim was made need not be the same insured who committed the wrongful act as long as the claim was based upon, arose out of, or indi- rectly resulted from “an” insured’s wrongful act and such in- sured had been so adjudged
• holding that insured against whom claim was made need not be the same insured who committed the wrongful act as long as the claim was based upon, arose out of, or indi- rectly resulted from “an” insured’s wrongful act and such in- sured had been so adjudged

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