Schultz v. Travelers Indemnity Co.

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• holding that insurer was obligated to pay Rule 82 attorney’s fees to plaintiff when settling plaintiff’s claim against insured because, as part of the policy’s duty to defend, the insurer agreed to pay unlimited court costs
• attorney’s fees of approximately $359,000 awarded for the death of one passenger against an insurance company which had bodily injury limits of $100,000 per passenger
• attorney's fees of approximately $359,000 awarded for the death of one passenger against an insurance company which had bodily injury limits of $100,000 per passenger
• \[Plolicy limits ... include{ ] the amount of attorney's fees which would have been awarded had this case gone to trial.\
• \[P]olicy limits ... include[ ] the amount of attorney's fees which would have been awarded had this case gone to trial.\

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