In 2014, Starr issued defendant an excess professional liability policy (the 2014 policy). In connection with its application for the policy, defendant signed a "Warranty and Representation Letter" (the W&R Letter) representing that there were no pending claims, suits, actions, or investigations against any of the proposed insureds (except as disclosed in a "loss run" not pertinent here), and that none of the proposed insureds had any knowledge of any act, error, or omission...
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