§ 26.1-14-11 — Limited liability of insureds

1. Any person insured by the company for liability because of injury arising out of the
rendering of or the failure to render professional services in limits equal to or greater
than five hundred thousand dollars for each claim or suit covered, subject to an
aggregate limit of liability for all claims insured in a single policy period equal to or in
excess of one million dollars, is immune from all liability in excess of these limits, and
further is immune from any liability for sums owing by the company under the terms of
the policy regardless of whether or not the company has paid the sums. The immunity
established by this section applies to an insured individual, professional service
corporations, or professional service limited liability companies notwithstanding any
other provision of the law.
2. This section does not relieve an insured from the insured's personal share of liability
not in excess of the five hundred thousand dollar and one million dollar limitations
specified in subsection 1 for a loss, expense, or damage not insured by the company
by reason of noncoverage, exclusions, deductibles, loss-sharing provisions, or
conditions in the applicable policy of the company.