Kent J. Wilson, D.C., P.C., an Oregon Professional Corporation v. Monarch Life Insurance Company, a Massachusetts Corporation

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• holding that the insured was not entitled to reimbursement for otherwise covered expenses incurred in connection with the “operat[ion]” of a “collection agency to collect fees earned during his chiropractic practice”
• holding that a policy covering “the usual overhead expenses you have in running your office or business” did not cover expenses Mem. 8 n.8; see also, e.g., White v. Continental Cas. Co., 9 N.Y.3d 264, 268 (2007
• costs incurred by dentist after he sold his practice were not expenses 3 relating to the “running” of his office
• the mere collection of accounts receivable does not 10 constitute running an office or business
• \the usual overhead expenses you have in running your office or business.\

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