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Indiana: Supreme Court Addresses Statute of Limitations for Claim of Agent Negligence

The Indiana Supreme Court handed down an opinion on Jan. 29 holding that the statute of limitations for negligence claims against an insurance agent for failure to obtain a desired form of coverage begins to run when the failure was first discoverable through ordinary diligence.


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