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The Ninth Circuit recently ruled that a general liability insurer must defend its insured against a patent infringement lawsuit relating to a feature on the insured's website
A federal judge in Virginia recently held that an insurer had no duty to defend its insured in a suit alleging trademark infringement, because the alleged infringement was not committed "in the course of advertising
