What does ROR stand for?

Limitations on General Reservation of Rights Language under Item 4 of Schedule 13D (Question 110.

When the underlying lawsuit was filed against its insured, Regis hired independent defense counsel for Rathskeller in the underlying lawsuit, subject to a reservation of rights letter.

The risk manager added that "no reservation of rights letters have been issued by the insurers on this litigation, which was a first-time experience after a long career in the risk management industry.

Bolick emphasizes the Constitution's explicit statements stressing the reservation of rights to the people and he argues that both sides fail to uphold that proposition.

County, when this reservation of rights creates a conflict of interest between the insured's defense of the underlying lawsuit and potentially applicable coverage defenses, the carrier is obligated to appoint and pay for independent counsel to represent the insured.

8) Insurers that face a claim alleging that an insured physician negligently counseled a patient regarding firearms might choose to 1) defend or settle the action; 2) defend the action with a reservation of rights (Under a reservation of rights, the insurer provides a defense for the insured even if it thinks that it is under no obligation to do so, withdrawing a nd/or seeking reimbursement later if facts prove it to be correct.

However, given the unique and anomalous relationship between tribes and the United States, and in particular the territorial situations created by the reservation of rights on ceded lands, as well as by allotment and termination,(225) the Court has not always used territoriality as a bright line marker in analyzing questions of tribal authority.

The West Group (Eagan, MN) and the ABA Tort and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS) have published Insurance Coverage Litigation, a two-volume set designed to cover all aspects of insurance coverage litigation, including policy construction and interpretation, settlement from the perspective of the insurer and insured, duty to defend, reservation of rights and arbitration.