re: Deadly force to protect property not legal in this state

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I just can't remember, but do you cut off the duty to defend once you have tendered the limits?


The policies usually say you can, but my clients never do. In that case, it was after trial, and two attorneys appear on the appeal for 'defendants'. They were being paid through appeal

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That's my experience/observation as well, that although the Insurer technically could cut off defense when policy limits are tendered, they rarely do unless there are other factors involved...