Bad-faith litigation between an insurer and its insured often sparks privilege disputes, typically over disclosure of the insurer’s claims file. Now a less-litigated insurer–insured privilege dispute has reached the Florida District Court of Appeals: whether an insurer’s affirmative defense—that the insured was unwilling to settle the underlying claim—waives the insured’s
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