Utica Mutual Insurance v. Miller
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ADKINS, Judge.
We must decide in this appeal whether Utica Mutual Insurance Company, appellant, has a duty to defend William Ray Miller II, appellee, in a tort action. Appellant denied coverage, contending that under the terms of an errors and omissions insurance policy issued to appellee’s employer, it has no duty to defend appellee because the underlying case against appellee asserts claims that are expressly barred from coverage. Appellee subsequently filed a suit for declaratory relief in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County seeking, inter alia, a declaration that appellant has a duty to…
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