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defend someone with something to repel danger from someone with something. Here, defend yourself with this club. Mary defended herself with karate. See also: defend How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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As a consequence of the breadth of an insurer's obligation to defend and costs associated with litigation, many insurers try to mitigate these costs by attempting to defend with the express reservation that defense of non-covered claims shall be reimbursed by the insured. 5%) reported that the insurer would defend with a reservation of rights. The policy includes the following features: claims-made policy with limits up to $25 million; option for defense costs in addition to limit of liability; duty to defend with the insured having the right to assume the defense; no retention if insured defends, advancement of defense costs if insured defends; either/ or discovery option; and broad definitions of claim, loss, and insured. |
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