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NHG Liquidation, Inc.
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April 12, 2012
Insurers Push For $15M Burn Coverage Deal Over BB&B Gripe
Two Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. units on Tuesday urged a Georgia federal judge to approve their $15.1 million coverage settlement with the trustee for a bankrupt home goods company facing injury claims over decorative fire pots sold by Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., which objected to the deal.
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March 21, 2012
Nationwide Units, Napa Strike $15M Burn Coverage Deal
Two Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. units and the bankruptcy trustee for a home goods wholesaler facing numerous injury claims over its decorative fire pots have inked a $15.1 million coverage settlement, according to a Tuesday court filing in Georgia.