(October 22, 2019, 7:52 AM EDT) -- TACOMA, Wash. — A couple tells a Washington appeals panel in a June 4 brief that a trial court judge erred when awarding summary judgment to their title insurance company on its argument that it had no duty to defend them in a quiet title suit brought by their neighbors, arguing that the duty to defend was triggered under the “eight corners” rule (Neil Rabinowitz, et al. v. Chicago Title Insurance Co., et al., No. 52898-3-II, Wash. App., 2nd Div.)....