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Citizen Insurance Company of America v. National Casualty Company et al
Case Number:
3:12-cv-00430
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June 13, 2012
Insurer Can't Shake Suit Over 5-Hour Energy Defense
A California federal judge on Tuesday shot down National Casualty Co.'s bid to escape a lawsuit by Citizens Insurance Co. of America over defense costs for the maker of 5-Hour Energy drinks, which was sued for false advertising and trade libel.
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April 27, 2012
Insurer Balks At Sharing 5-Hour Energy's Defense Costs
National Casualty Co. said Wednesday that it doesn't have to help Citizens Insurance Co. of America pay the defense costs of 5-Hour Energy drinks' manufacturer in false advertising and trade libel litigation, arguing that its policy excludes advertising injury coverage.
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February 21, 2012
5-Hour Energy Defense Costs Should Be Shared: Insurer
National Casualty Co. improperly denied coverage when the maker of 5-Hour Energy drinks was sued by a competitor for false advertising and trade libel, leaving Citizens Insurance Co. of America to pay for defense costs that should have been split, Citizens alleges in a complaint filed Friday.