Insured Versus Insured

May 2007

Insured-versus-insured exclusions, sometimes called cross-claim exclusions, are routinely incorporated into most D&O policy forms. These exclusions generally preclude from coverage claims made against the directors and officers by other insured persons, the corporation, and in some instances by shareholders making claims against directors and officers with the solicitation or participation of other insureds.

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