Proving the existence of an old reinsurance contract, especially a facultative certificate, is a fact-intensive endeavor. Time and time again, long-tail losses, like asbestos losses, result in insurance companies uncovering “evidence” of long-lost reinsurance certificates. Whether that evidence is sufficient to “prove” the contract is often a question of fact.

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