Sycamore Realty Co., Inc. v. PEOPLE'S COUNSEL OF BALTIMORE CTY.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “substantial evidence means more than a ‘scintilla of evidence,’ such that a reasonable person could come to more than one conclusion.”
• stating that “substantial evidence means more than a ‘scintilla of evidence,’ such that a reasonable person could come to more than one conclusion.”
• stating that “substantial evidence means more than a ‘scintilla of evidence,’ such that a reasonable person could come to more than one conclusion.”
• stating that “the relief now available to the [insureds] consists of damages that have accrued, including counsel fees in the instant [declaratory judgment] action” to establish the insurer’s duty to defend
• stating that “the relief now available to the [insureds] consists of damages that have accrued, including counsel fees in the instant [declaratory judgment] action” to establish the insurer’s duty to defend
• stating that “the relief now available to the [insureds] consists of damages that have accrued, including counsel fees in the instant [declaratory judgment] action” to establish the insurer’s duty to defend

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).