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Discovering Liability Insurance Information


by George H. Nolan View Biography
Boult, Cummings, Conners & Berry, PLC View Firm Credentials
Nashville Office

July 9, 2004

Previously published by Trial Counsel on March 1, 2002

Until fairly recently, most lawyers and judges across Tennessee presumed that information regarding liability insurance coverage is not discoverable under Rule 26 of the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure. Judge Walter C. Kurtz of the Fifth Circuit Court for Davidson County, Tennessee cast significant doubt on that presumption in a memorandum opinion in the case of Green v. Nashville Otolaryngology Consultants, et al.


 

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