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Travelers Indemnity Company of Conneticut v. Concrete Management. et al
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1:10-cv-02826
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November 16, 2012
Mid-Century Can't Recoup DR Horton Coverage Row Costs
A Colorado federal judge on Tuesday rejected Mid-Century Insurance Co.'s request that he reconsider his dismissal of the insurer's attempt to recover defense costs from D.R. Horton Inc. in a coverage dispute over a $39.5 million home construction defect suit.
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November 14, 2012
DR Horton Can't Double Travelers Damages In Coverage Row
A Colorado federal judge on Tuesday rejected D.R. Horton Inc.'s request that he reconsider a ruling limiting the damages the developer can collect from Travelers Indemnity Co. in a coverage dispute over a $39.5 million home construction defect suit.
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October 31, 2012
DR Horton Suit Against Travelers Over $40M Judgment Trimmed
Homebuilder D.R. Horton Inc.'s indemnification suit against Travelers Indemnity Co. will continue despite a Colorado federal judge's Wednesday ruling eliminating multiple claims filed by both parties seeking Travelers' contribution in a $40 million construction defect judgment against D.R. Horton.