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Pepper's Steel & Alloys6/12/2003 orneys' fees and costs incurred after rendition of a judgment. That statute addressed procedures for revoking an insurer's certificate of insurance. While Bohlinger involved a predecessor statute to section 627.428, the case dealt with the issue of whether the statute applied to an action involving the liquidation of an insurance company. Because we can find no support for the holding in Morris, we disapprove that case to the extent it conflicts with this decision.
Based on the discussion above, we hold that, where an insured sues its insurer for coverage under a policy and the parties later contest whether they have reached a settlement, section 627.428 allows a prevailing insured to be awarded the attorneys' fees incurred in litigating that issue.
It is so ordered.
ANSTEAD, C.J., WELLS, PARIENTE, QUINCE and CANTERO, JJ., and SHAW, Senior Justice, concur.
LEWIS, J., recused.
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