If the insurer defends the insured under a reservation of rights, the insured is no longer obliged to cooperate with the insurer.

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When an insurer defends the insured under a reservation of rights, the insured is still required to cooperate with the insurer as part of the policy obligations, despite the insurer's reservations.

If the Insurer Defends the Insured Under a Reservation of Rights