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HI Technology Corp. et al v. Great American Insurance Company
Case Number:
1:15-cv-02671
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Firms
Companies
- Aspen Insurance Holdings Ltd.
- InComm Holdings Inc.
- PartnerRe Ltd.
- Platinum Underwriters Holdings, Ltd.
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March 17, 2017
Judge Says Insurer Doesn't Owe For $11M Cyberattack
A Georgia judge Thursday found a Great American Insurance Co. policy against computer fraud does not cover $11.4 million in fraudulent debit card redemptions made over the phone.
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July 15, 2016
Insurer Seeks To Escape Coverage Of $11M Cyberattack
Great American Insurance Co. on Friday urged a Georgia federal court to let it escape coverage for a cyberattack against a provider of prepaid cards and payment networks that resulted in more than $11 million in losses, saying the losses were caused by a programming error rather than covered computer fraud.
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July 29, 2015
CORRECTION: Great American Hit With $10M Claim Over Computer Fraud
A provider of prepaid cards and payment networks on Wednesday hit Great American Insurance Co. with claims in Georgia federal court that it wrongfully denied coverage for a cyberattack on its systems that resulted in more than $11 million in losses.