Common use of Third Party Matters Clause in Contracts

Third Party Matters. Third Party liability matters involve a unique relationship consisting of Citizens, the insured and the Firm. The relationship involves corresponding rights and obligations undertaken by Citizens and the Firm, as well as duties owed by the Firm to both the insured and Citizens. Nothing contained herein shall interfere with the independent, professional judgment, nor shall it be construed to limit the contractual or ethical obligations, of counsel acting on behalf of an insured in defense of a Third Party matter. The Firm is expected to comply with all reasonable requests by Citizens for information and documentation, provided that any such documents or information deemed privileged or intended by the insured to be confidential shall not be disclosed without prior consent from the insured. Nothing in these Guidelines should be understood to relieve you from the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar; specifically but not limited to the Rules of Professional Conduct as expressed in Chapter 4 of the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar.

Third Party Matters. Third Party Third-party liability matters involve a unique relationship consisting of Citizens, the insured and the Firm. The relationship involves corresponding rights and obligations undertaken by Citizens and the Firm, as well as duties owed by the Firm to both the insured and Citizens. Nothing contained herein shall interfere with the independent, professional judgment, nor shall it be construed to limit the contractual or ethical obligations, of counsel acting on behalf of an insured in defense of a Third Party Third-party matter. The Firm is expected to comply with all reasonable requests by Citizens for information and documentation, provided that any such documents or information deemed privileged or intended by the insured to be confidential shall not be disclosed without prior consent from the insured. Nothing in these Guidelines should be understood to relieve you from the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar; specifically specifically, but not limited to to, the Rules of Professional Conduct as expressed in Chapter 4 of the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar.