Transcontinental Insurance v. National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh

How courts have described this case

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• there can be no potential coverage if the plaintiff is not an insured
• there can be no potential coverage if the plaintiff is not an insured
• “[I]mplicit in all the cases upholding the duty to defend is the requirement that the complaint allege facts at least potentially within policy coverage. It necessarily follows that there can be no potential coverage if the plaintiff is not an insured.”
• \[I]mplicit in all the cases upholding the duty to defend is the 13 requirement that the complaint allege facts at least potentially within policy coverage. It necessarily follows that there can be no potential coverage if the plaintiff is not an insured.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).