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McHugh, Kathleen et al v. Madison-Kipp Corporation
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July 17, 2013
Madison-Kipp, Insurers Pay $4.6M To Settle Pollution Suit
Aluminum die-caster Madison-Kipp Corp. and three of its insurers agreed Monday to shell out $4.6 million and fortify residential properties in Wisconsin to satisfy class-action claims that a nearby manufacturing plant spewed toxic vapors around the homes for years.
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February 20, 2013
Madison-Kipp, Insurers Want Out Of Toxic Vapor Suit
Madison-Kipp Corp. on Tuesday asked a federal judge to dismiss a proposed class action accusing it of releasing toxic chemicals into the environment and damaging nearby homes, while its insurers sought a ruling that they don't have to cover the die-casting company in the litigation.
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December 12, 2012
Judge Seeks More Info In Enviro Suit Coverage Battle
A federal judge on Wednesday put on hold, but declined to dismiss, third-party coverage claims made by three insurers against Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co. and American Motorists Insurance Co. in a proposed class action over toxic vapors allegedly released from an Illinois manufacturing facility.
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September 20, 2012
Insurers Can't Duck Coverage Claims In Plant Pollution Suit
A Wisconsin federal judge refused Wednesday to dismiss coverage claims against two insurers involved in a proposed class action alleging a manufacturing plant operated by their insured, Madison-Kipp Corp., leaked carcinogens into the air, soil and groundwater and contaminated residents' homes.