Policyholders of the insolvent Legion and Villanova Insurance companies who can show that they have third-party beneficiary rights have direct access to reinsurance proceeds, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed July 19, 2003 (M. Diane Koken v. Legion Insurance Co., No. 204 MAP 2003, Pa. Sup.).
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