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Hope Patti

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Conn. Family Can't Go After ENT Insurer Following Failed Deal

A Connecticut state court tossed a family's suit seeking a declaration as to the insurance coverage available to an ear, nose and throat center that rejected the family's settlement offer in an underlying malpractice case, saying the family hasn't alleged an actual dispute or injury in order to establish standing.
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Insurers Must Produce Docs In Hotel Co.'s COVID Dispute

Property insurers for luxury hotel chain Mandarin Oriental can't undo rulings forcing them to turn over documents related to their reserves, but may apply additional redactions to certain privileged legal advice, a New York federal court ruled in a dispute over COVID-19 business interruption losses.
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Mich. Panel Revives Woman's Claim For No-Fault Benefits

A Michigan state appeals court revived a woman's suit seeking personal injury protection benefits after a car crash, finding one exclusion in her no-fault policy invalid because it contravenes the state's no-fault law and another dependent on whether a Progressive unit was the insurer of the subject vehicle.
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Insurer Aims To Trim Woman's $7.5M Crash Coverage Suit

A food service distributor's auto insurer asked a Connecticut federal court to toss a woman's claim that it violated the state's unfair trade and insurance practices laws when handling an underlying crash dispute that resulted in a $7.5 million judgment.
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Insurer Can't Avoid Massage Therapist's Coverage Claims

An insurer can drop its claims against a massage therapist in a dispute over coverage for an underlying malpractice contention but cannot escape the therapist's counterclaims for declaratory relief and breach of contract, a Minnesota federal court ruled.
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Insurer Says Hotel's $4M Trafficking Judgment Not Covered

A Chubb unit told a Pennsylvania federal court that it has no duty to defend or indemnify a former Ramada Inn franchise operator that was ordered to pay the hotel chain's parent company over $4 million after it settled claims that the hotel profited from human trafficking.
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Insurer Says Hotel's $4M Trafficking Judgment Not Covered

A Chubb unit told a Pennsylvania federal court that it has no duty to defend or indemnify a former Ramada Inn franchise operator that was ordered to pay the hotel chain's parent company over $4 million after it settled claims that the hotel profited from human trafficking.
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Builder Awarded $1.4M In Subcontractor, Surety Breach Suit

A Florida state court awarded the general contractor for a luxury high-rise condominium in St. Petersburg nearly $1.4 million in damages after finding that a framing and drywall subcontractor and its payment and performance bond surety breached their respective contracts.
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Fla. Landlord Not Covered In Rat Infestation Suit, Insurer Says

An insurer said it has no duty to defend or indemnify a landlord accused of causing its tenants to get sick from a rat infestation and unsanitary conditions, telling a Florida federal court Friday that its policy bars coverage for bodily injury arising out of organic pathogens and pollutants.
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Motocross Co., Insurer Settle Injury Coverage Dispute

A motocross event company and insurer have settled a coverage dispute over underlying claims that a child attending a 2022 championship event was paralyzed while swimming in an on-site creek, according to a filing in Tennessee federal court.
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Motocross Co., Insurer Settle Injury Coverage Dispute

A motocross event company and insurer have settled a coverage dispute over underlying claims that a child attending a 2022 championship event was paralyzed while swimming in an on-site creek, according to a filing in Tennessee federal court.