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Cactus Drilling Company LLC v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh Pa et al
Case Number:
5:12-cv-00191
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Firms
- Beirne Maynard
- Clark Hill
- Holden Litigation
- Jennings Teague
- McAfee & Taft
- Munsch Hardt
- Perrine Redemann
- Thompson Coe
Companies
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February 11, 2014
Oil Co. Can Seek Coverage For Claims Over Workers' Deaths
An Oklahoma federal judge said Monday that a National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., policy must be interpreted as covering the types of claims faced by an oil drilling company over the deaths of two employees, finding the policy was ambiguous as to whether the underlying claims are covered.
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July 02, 2013
Worker Deaths Not 'Occurance' Under Okla. Law, Insurers Say
Two insurers on Monday asked a federal judge to toss an Oklahoma oil drilling company's lawsuit seeking defense and indemnity for litigation the company is facing over the deaths of two employees, saying the claims in the underlying suit aren't covered.