In Paradigm Ins. Co. v. Langerman Law Offices, 24 P.3d 593, 200 Ariz. 146 (Ariz. 2001), insurance company Paradigm chose attorney Langerman to provide an insurance defense to a doctor who had been sued. Langerman was negligent, but her negligence only damaged the insurer, not the doctor and the insurer sued her for malpractice.
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