“Employee” in EPLI policy: Where the employer-defendant reimbursed a third party for an individual’s work, the individual is not the “employee” of the employer-defendant for purposes of ELPI coverage when the policy defines “employee” as “any person who receives wages or a salary from the Entity for work that is directed and controlled by the […]
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