Insurers Say Grocer Isn't Owed Defense Costs In Opioid Case

By Matthew Santoni (January 13, 2020, 5:40 PM EST) -- Two insurance companies have argued that they don't have to defend Giant Eagle in a series of opioid lawsuits because the grocery chain's underlying insurance covers damages, not defense costs, and the company has not shown it has met its deductibles and used up its underlying coverage....

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