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DO, Insuring Agreements: Coverage A and B Question: Executive Beta of Alpha Corporation must pay $100,000 in damages due to a non-derivative suit brought by a bondholder. ing to the state law and company regulations where Alpha Corporation is located, the corporation can provide indemnification for Executive Betas damage paid. Attorney fees related to the lawsuit will only be paid within the limit of insurance of the DO Policy. Alpha Corporation wants to be covered by Coverage A, of the DO policy because the deductible is much lower than Coverage B. Is this possible? Answer: It is impossible. Alpha Corporation must get coverage under Coverage B. Coverage A is limited to losses that the corporation cannot indemnify the directors or officers for. Therefore, if a director is liable for a loss and the corporation can legally indemnify the director, the loss will be paid under Coverage B. Most DO policies include defense costs in their definition of loss. DO liability insurance u