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Okland Construction Company, Inc. v. Phoenix Insurance Company, The et al
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March 07, 2014
Colo. Law Governs $11.5M Suit Against Travelers, Judge Says
A Colorado federal judge on Thursday rejected arguments by Travelers Insurance Co. and several other insurers that a construction company's suit for coverage of a $11.5 million property damage settlement should be governed by Utah law, finding that Colorado had a stronger interest in the case.
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May 23, 2013
Travelers Can't Duck $11.5M Construction Damage Coverage
A Colorado federal judge on Thursday refused to let Travelers Insurance Co. avoid covering a construction company's $11.5 million property damage settlement with a homeowner's association, ruling that Travelers could not show that the firm is an exempt commercial policyholder.
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October 13, 2011
Construction Co. Wants Insurers On Hook For $11.5M Suit
A Utah construction company on Tuesday launched a lawsuit in Colorado federal court against several of its insurers, claiming they are responsible for costs the company incurred defending itself against an $11.5 million third-party action over property damage to a condominium association.