Schlossberg v. B.F. Saul Insurance Agency of Md., Inc.
District Court, D. Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
GEORGE J. HAZEL, United States District Judge
The question presented by this case is whether an insurance broker may be deemed negligent when an insured’s policy excludes coverage that the insured never requested but later needed. In this professional negligence action. Plaintiff, Roger Schlossberg, Chapter 7 Trustee of DTM Corporation (“DTM”), alleges that Defendants B.F. Saul insurance Agency of MD. Inc. (“B.F. Saul”) and David Schwarz (collectively, “Defendants”), failed to secure adequate insurance coverage for DTM’s activities and failed to explain a change in coverage…
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