In a dispute over whether plaintiff’s insurer had a duty to defend and indemnify plaintiff in a trademark infringement action under an “advertising injury” policy, summary judgment for insurance company is affirmed as the prior publication exclusion in the policy bars coverage for trademark infringement in this case.
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Filed November 13, 2009
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Opinion by Judge Mosk
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For Appellant: Law Offices of Mark L. Sutton, Mark L. Sutton
For Appellee: Musick, Peeler & Garrett, Cheryl A. Orr, David A. Tartaglio; Bates & Carey, Richard H. Nicolaides, Jr., Jonathan T. Viner, Daniel I. Graham, Jr., and Agelo L. Reppas
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