We reject the excess insurer's argument that it was a condition precedent to arbitration that the insured and primary insurer share the cost of the investigative specialist selected by the insured from the list of investigative specialists contained in the endorsement attached to the primary policy. The insured did exactly what the primary policy required by choosing from the list an investigative specialist who did not present a clear conflict of interest. Absent clear language...
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