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Delaware court starts broker lawsuit clock at policy delivery, not denial

AwaisBy AwaisJune 17, 2026No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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In a June 16, 2026 ruling, the court sided with the broker. Leaning on the Delaware Supreme Court’s 1992 decision in Kaufman v. C.L. McCabe & Sons, Inc., Resident Judge Jeffrey J. Clark held that a negligent procurement claim accrues when the carrier delivers the allegedly defective policy, not when it later denies coverage. The wrongful act is the placement, the court reasoned; the denial is only the harm that follows. 

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