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The Mandatory Arbitration Provision Of California Civil Code §2860 Applies To A Fee Dispute Between The Insured's Counsel And The Insurer Even If The Insurer Elects Not To Retain Separate Counsel To Represent Its Interests In The Underlying Third-Party Action


by McCormick, Barstow, Sheppard, Wayte & Carruth LLP View Firm Credentials
Fresno Office

August 29, 2008

Previously published on August 4, 2008

G. Harris International, a recycling company, was sued in 1996 by California's Department of Toxic Substances Control as part of a large hazardous waste cleanup action.


 

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