Burlingame v. Rowland

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a garnishment action “is a process in which the insurer is well protected and may assert that there is no coverage under the policy”
• The question of whether an insurance policy provides coverage for a judgment debtor can be litigated in a garnishment action by the judgment creditor directly against the judgment debtor’s insurer.
• The question of whether an insurance policy provides coverage for a judgment debtor can be litigated in a garnishment action by the judgment creditor directly against the judgment debtor’s insurer.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).