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Union Electric Company v. Energy Insurance Mutual Limited
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4:10-cv-01153
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September 11, 2014
Insurer Gets $32M Mo. Reservoir Collapse Suit Moved To NY
A Missouri federal judge ruled Wednesday that a $32 million coverage battle between an Ameren Corp. unit and excess insurer Energy Insurance Mutual Ltd. surrounding a reservoir wall collapse belongs in New York, citing a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision limiting discretion to disregard forum selection clauses.
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February 18, 2014
Insurer Seeks To Move $32M Reservoir Collapse Suit To NY
An Ameren Corp. unit's excess insurer urged a Missouri federal judge on Friday to ship a $32 million coverage battle surrounding a reservoir wall collapse to New York, saying the U.S. Supreme Court recently fortified its position that a forum selection clause controls the venue question.
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September 20, 2013
Forum Clause Nixed In Ameren's $32M Reservoir Collapse Suit
A Missouri federal judge refused Thursday to enforce policy language requiring Ameren UE to pursue in New York its $32 million dispute with an excess insurer over a catastrophic reservoir wall collapse, holding that honoring the forum selection clause would violate Missouri's public policy on arbitration.