In the wake of her recent drug bust, can a future movie production secure insurance with Lindsay Lohan in the cast? Probably yes, judging by the experience of one broker familiar with the filmmaking trade.
No matter how shaky the client, “I've never been shut down completely by the marketplace,” said Brian Kingman, managing director Aon/Albert G. Ruben in Los Angeles.
Mr. Kingman has been in the business of securing movie coverage since the 1980s, sometimes for reputation-challenged actors.
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