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April 09, 2015
First Horizon National Corporation et al v. Houston Casualty Company et al
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2:15-cv-02235
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June 27, 2017
Insurers Prevail In $75M Coverage Suit Over Bank's FCA Deal
A Tennessee federal judge has ruled that First Tennessee Bank NA's insurance carriers don't have to shell out their $75 million in limits to cover part of the bank's $212.5 million False Claims Act settlement in 2015, finding that First Tennessee provided insufficient notice to the insurers of the circumstances that led to the deal.
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