Plaintiff National Life Insurance Co. (NLIC) had defendant Hall, its insurance broker, secure coverage for fidelity losses, i.e., dishonest acts of its own employees in the operation of its business. Hall did so, placing the coverage with various layers of insurance companies, purportedly to save plaintiff money. Fidelity losses up to $100,000 were placed with the primary insurer, Hartford. Losses from $100,000 to $1.1 million were covered by a secondary insurer. Those losses...
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