HAMILTON, Circuit Judge.
Director and officer liability insurance policies commonly feature so-called insured vs. insured exclusions that exclude from coverage losses for claims brought by one "insured" against another "insured," often defined to include current and former corporate directors and officers as well as the corporation itself. The exclusion serves to limit moral hazard. Without such an exclusion, a D & O policy could require the insurer to pay for...
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