Under a corporate liability insurance policy where the definition of 'Claim' includes proceedings seeking 'compensation or other legal remedy', the expression 'other legal remedy' extends to non-monetary claims such as claims to set aside transactions, and where the definition of 'Loss' expressly refers to 'settlements', the insured need not establish an underlying liability independent of the settlement to recover.
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