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Mid-Continent Casualty Co. v. I & W, Inc. et al
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February 12, 2015
Mid-Continent Must Cover Punitive Damages In Salt Mine Row
Mid-Continent Casualty Co. is obligated to cover punitive damages awarded against a bankrupt brine well operator in a suit alleging the company's extraction of salt from an underground cavern damaged neighboring properties, a New Mexico federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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February 10, 2015
Mid-Continent On Hook For Mine Suit After 10th Circ. Ruling
A New Mexico federal judge ruled Tuesday that Mid-Continent Casualty Co. must cover a $1 million award against a bankrupt brine well operator in a suit alleging the company's extraction of salt from an underground cavern damaged neighboring properties, after the Tenth Circuit reversed an earlier decision in the insurer's favor.
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October 31, 2012
Mid-Continent Freed From Covering $1M Salt Mine Suit
A New Mexico federal judge ruled Wednesday that Mid-Continent Casualty Co. has no duty to cover a bankrupt brine well operator in litigation over the company's extraction of salt from an underground cavern that allegedly destabilized neighboring properties' structures.