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The Narragansett Electric Company v. American Home Assurance Company et al
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1:11-cv-08299
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February 19, 2014
Century To Pay $5.5M To Cover Electric Co.'s Cleanup Row
A New York federal judge Tuesday ordered Century Indemnity Co. to pay $5.5 million to Narragansett Electric Co. for defense costs stemming from litigation over the cleanup of gas byproduct released during excavation at a Massachusetts landfill, finding that the suit had been filed on time.
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February 05, 2013
Century Must Pay For Electric Co.'s Defense In Cleanup Row
A New York judge on Friday found that Century Indemnity Co. has a duty to defend Narragansett Electric Co. in an environmental lawsuit over the cleanup of gas byproduct wastes released during excavation at a Massachusetts landfill.
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June 18, 2012
Century Seeks To Avoid Coverage For Narragansett Cleanup
The Century Indemnity Co. asked a New York federal judge Friday to declare it has no duty to defend or indemnify The Narragansett Electric Co. in an environmental lawsuit concerning a cleanup of gas byproduct wastes at a Massachusetts landfill.
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April 27, 2012
Insurers Try To Dump Electric Co.'s Waste Cleanup Coverage Suit
American Home Assurance Co. and other insurers asked a New York federal judge Friday to cut them from Narragansett Electric Co.'s suit seeking coverage for cleanup of gas byproduct wastes, saying the event causing the environmental damage didn't occur during their policy periods.