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Association of California Water Agencies Joint Powers Insurance Authority et al v. The Insurance Company of The State of Pennsylvania et al
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June 09, 2014
AIG, Allied Pay $60M To Settle Wildfire Coverage Row
Two American International Group Inc. units and Allied World National Assurance Co. on Friday agreed to pay $60 million to settle claims that they had failed to properly cover a California water district in a $69 million award in lawsuits blaming the district for property damage from a 2008 wildfire.
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August 13, 2013
AIG Unit Again Faces Bad Faith Claim In $69M Wildfire Row
A California federal judge on Friday reversed a colleague's decision to toss a bad faith claim against an American International Group Inc. unit contesting coverage of a $69 million award in lawsuits that blamed a water district for property damage from a 2008 wildfire.
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April 01, 2013
AIG Unit Can't Exit Early From $69M Wildfire Coverage Suit
A California federal judge on Friday tossed a bad faith claim but denied a quick overall win to an American International Group Inc. unit contesting coverage of a $69 million award in lawsuits blaming a water district for property damage from a 2008 fire.
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October 03, 2012
Wildfire Victims Seek Share Of $69M Award From Insurers
Homeowners victimized by a 2008 California wildfire asked a federal judge Tuesday to allow them to intervene in a water district's lawsuit seeking coverage from several insurers, saying they haven't been able to collect their part of a $69 million judgment because of the insurers' actions.
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September 04, 2012
Insurer Asks To Exit Water District's Wildfire Coverage Suit
An excess insurer said Friday it had no duty to cover a California water district that's seeking up to $19 million in coverage for lawsuits by owners of burned-down homes who allege the district designed a water supply system inadequate for fighting a 2008 wildfire.
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March 20, 2012
Calif. Water District Gets Tentative OK In Coverage Suit
A California federal judge on Monday tentatively denied a Pennsylvania excess insurer's motion to toss a Golden State water district's complaint seeking up to $19 million in coverage for nine lawsuits alleging the district designed a water supply system inadequate for fighting a 2008 wildfire.
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August 05, 2011
Insurers Seek To Douse Calif. Wildfire Coverage Suit
Two excess insurers sought Wednesday to toss a complaint brought in California federal court by a water district seeking to win coverage of nine lawsuits that claim it designed a water supply system that was inadequate for fighting a 2008 wildfire.