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  "author": {
    "name": "Stephen Phillip Brown Carl Pernicone Samuel I Reich",
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        "uri": "/2013/05/01/using-extrinsic-evidence-to-determine-an-insurers-duty-to-defend/",
        "title": "Using Extrinsic Evidence To Determine an Insurer’s Duty to Defend",
        "byline": "Stephen Phillip Brown, Carl Pernicone, Samuel I. Reich",
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        "summary": "Over time, the four corner rule has been judicially eroded. Read the impact of this trend on an insurer's duty to defend here.",
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