Law360, New York ( April 17, 2014, 9:51 PM EDT) -- Responding to a subpoena can be an expensive proposition. Fortunately, in many instances, a company can call upon its D&O insurer to help defray the significant costs, although coverage is often not obtained without some wrangling. This article discusses the main roadblocks that D&O insurers erect to avoid covering subpoena response costs, and examines whether and how policyholders can overcome them. It also discusses how to maximize coverage by assessing which response-related costs are covered, including indirect costs....
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