Given the merit of Everett's original motion for summary judgment (but for its technical defects) and the lack of prejudice to Clarendon, the motion court properly granted Everest's motion for renewal (see Mejia v Nanni,
The court correctly determined that Clarendon was obligated to defend Everett because the allegations of the underlying personal injury complaint suggest "a reasonable...
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