Harvard blames insurance broker for its $15M legal fee bills in affirmative action case


Harvard sued an insurance company on Wednesday over failing to provide notice of a major claim to one of its insurers to cover legal fees, resulting in the denial for coverage. The legal fees, which amount to $15 million, are related to the school’s affirmative action lawsuit that went to the Supreme Court.

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