The insurer does not have the right to settle claims without the insured's approval even if it finds this expedient.

Name: The insurer does not have the right to settle claims without the insured's approval even if it finds this expedient.
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Most insurance policies grant the insurer the right to settle claims in a manner they deem expedient, including without the insured's explicit approval, as part of their contractual rights to manage claims.

The Insurer Does Not Have the Right to Settle Claims