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Scottsdale Insurance Company v. Coapt Systems Inc. et al
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May 08, 2014
Coapt Cuts Coverage Deal For Defective Wrinkle Gel Suits
A California federal judge on Wednesday dismissed Scottsdale Insurance Co.'s suit against Coapt Systems Inc., after the parties reached a settlement regarding defense costs the insurer must cover for 21 underlying suits alleging Coapt's wrinkle-reducing skin fillers are defective.
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June 21, 2013
Judge Frowns At Insurer's Bid To Dodge Wrinkle Gel Coverage
Scottsdale Insurance Co. must fund Coapt Systems Inc.'s defense for 21 suits over its allegedly defective wrinkle-reducing skin fillers because the claims in the suits aren't excluded from coverage under Coapt's insurance policy, a California federal judge ruled Tuesday.
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April 08, 2013
Scottsdale Owes Wrinkle Treatment Injury Defense, Coapt Says
Medical device maker Coapt Systems Inc. told a California federal judge on Friday that Scottsdale Insurance Co. must fund the company's defense of 21 suits over allegedly defective wrinkle-reducting skin fillers because they include allegations beyond claims for bodily injury.
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April 11, 2012
Scottsdale Recoils At Coverage For Defective Wrinkle Meds
Scottsdale Insurance Co. fired off a suit in California federal court Tuesday claiming it did not owe coverage to Coapt Systems Inc. in scores of lawsuits by participants in a botched clinical study of the company's defective Botox-like medication.