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1671 Under a standard CGL policy an insurer who defends under a reservation of rights may not subsequently seek reimbursement from the insured for costs of defending claims that were potentially covered by the policy, but, upon establishing its case by a preponderance of the evidence, the carrier can recover costs allocated solely to claims that were not potentially covered.CitationBUSS v SUPERIOR COURT (Carrier's Reimbursement) 16 C4 35 [See: Montrose v Admiral 10 C4 645, T/AT 8/95; Waller v Truck 11 C4 1, T/AT 10/95]
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