The IAS court properly declared that Evanston had no duty to indemnify AMAC, based on the prior knowledge condition in the policy. Under the two-pronged "subjective/objective" test, the court must "first ... consider the subjective knowledge of the insured and then the objective understanding of a reasonable [person] with that knowledge" (Liberty Ins. Underwriters Inc. v Corpina Piergrossi Overzat & Klar LLP,
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