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        "uri": "/2014/07/16/policyholders-beware-the-known-loss-doctrine/",
        "title": "Policyholders Beware: The Known Loss Doctrine",
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        "summary": "It is axiomatic that traditional insurance policies cannot be purchased to cover losses known to exist. A classic example is the homeowner standing in his basement, with water up to his ankles, who tries to order flood insurance for the first time.",
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