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UNDER OHIO LAW, CLAIMS ASSERTED IN DEMAND FOR ARBITRATION FELL WITHIN THE SCOPE OF EXCLUSIONS FOR KNOWLEDGE OF FALSITY OF STATEMENTS BY THE INSURED AND BREACH OF CONTRACT BY THE INSURED.

The First Department, in a full-fledged opinion by Justice Moskowitz, applying Ohio law, determined claims asserted in a demand for arbitration fell within the scope of exclusions for “knowledge of falsity of statements” by the insured and “breach of contract” by the insured. The insurer was therefore not obligated to pay for the arbitration defense. Allied World Natl. Assur. Co. v Great Divide Ins. Co., 2016 NY Slip Op 03603, 1st Dept 5-5-16

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