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To: jhild who wrote (15887)	6/6/1998 6:34:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 22053

***OT** Company resumes paying Clinton's legal costs Reuters Story - June 06, 1998 17:29 %INS %US %NEWS %WASH %POL %LAW %PUB CB V%REUTER P%RTR WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - The Chubb Corp. will resume paying President Bill Clinton's legal costs for fighting the appeal of the sexual harassment and defamation lawsuit brought by Paula Jones. Chubb decided to resume paying Clinton's costs because Jones said she will appeal a judge's ruling throwing out her claims against the president, according to a story in the latest issue of U.S. News & World Report. In September 1997 a Chubb subsidiary and State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. stopped covering Clinton expenses after Jones claims were dismissed. The companies argued that their policies did not cover the remaining sexual harassment claims. Both insurance companies were paying up to $1.5 million in Clinton's legal fees until they cut off the money. The president then hired a law firm to try to collect. Chubb, but not State Farm, says it will now cover the president's legal costs. However, the company still will not pay for the hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses Clinton incurred fighting Jones' remaining harassment claim since last September's ruling, the magazine said.