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Duty To Defend Doesn't Cover Counterclaims: Mass. Court

By Brian Amaral · June 22, 2017, 12:34 PM EDT

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled Thursday that insurers don't have to pay to prosecute their clients' counterclaims under the duty to defend, even when the counterclaims are integral to a...

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