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        "title": "Comply with your insurance company's cooperation clause, but preserve your privilege",
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        "summary": "Insurance companies often invoke a policys cooperation clause to compel a policyholder to share privileged defense information even after the insurance company has reserved the right to deny coverage at a later date.",
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