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Please also remember, we are lapping the approximately $20 million benefit from the net impact of legal settlements in the third quarter of last year. Rebasing last year's SG&A to exclude the net legal settlements impact would imply us making considerable progress in getting closer to our long-term EPS algo this year.
While free cash flow was impacted in 2024 by extraordinary items, all of which we've previously communicated, including the NFP transaction and integration costs, restructuring, and legal settlement expenses, we remain confident in underlying free cash flow growth. Of course, we don't have the legal expense charge that you talked about.
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Professional Liability and General Liability portfolios. General Liability and Professional Liability product lines within our Insurance segment. Favorable development in the first quarter this year was most notable within our International Professional Liability and Marine and Energy product lines.
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We recorded charges totaling $288 million, including costs incurred to date, plus future remediation costs and legal contingencies. Before I open up for questions, I would like to remind folks, there are certain topics around legal matters and ongoing investigations that I cannot comment on at this time.
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