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Understanding Admitted vs Non-Admitted Insurance: What Lawyers Need to Know

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One of the most important distinctions to understand when purchasing professional liability insurance is admitted vs non-admitted insurance. This classification can affect everything from how your policy is regulated to how claims are handled during...

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