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The United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia, applying Georgia law, has granted an insurer’s supplemental motion for summary judgment, finding that a claimant’s allegations of legal malpractice in connection with an underlying lawsuit and a new business venture were “related claims” to the claim first made against the insured prior to the inception of the lawyers professional liability policy at issue
A federal district court, applying Florida law, has held that a policy's bodily injury exclusion precluded coverage for a professional negligence claim stemming from a deadly automobile accident
