When agents and brokers go to trial on errors and omissions matters, they should be prepared for the possibility that unrelated and wholly irrelevant prior missteps can rear their heads at trial.
That's just one of the lessons of a 2007 insurance broker E&O case, which started with an underwriter's mistake and a broker's failure to renew a policy with the same terms as an expiring one.
LESSON 1: REVIEW EXPIRING COVERAGE
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