Grenga v. National Surety Corporation

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• facts known before trial or during litigation do not alter rule that allegations in complaint against insured determine insurer's duty to defend
• an insured’s assertion of self-defense is of no consequence to the insurer’s duty to defend because only the complaint is examined to determine whether an insurer has a duty to defend and other facts made known to the insurer do not alter this rule

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