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P0763 In coverage litigation, after a court granted summary adjudication finding that the insurer had a duty to defend, its grant of summary judgment to an insurance agent on the ground that finding the insurer had a duty to defend established that the agent had not been negligent in procuring coverage was not ripe for appeal, since it was totally dependent on the grant of summary adjudication, which was not appealable.
C3 ENTERTAINMENT v GALLAGHER (Premature Judgment) 125 CA4 1022 [See: CCP 904.1; ECC Construction v Oak Park 122 CA4 994, P/AT 11/04; Cuevas v Truline 118 CA4 56, P/AT 7/04]
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