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In re Conseco Life Insurance co. Life Trend Insurance Marketing and Sales Practices Litigation
Case Number:
3:10-md-02124
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Multi Party Litigation:
Multi-district Litigation
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- Alston & Bird
- Andersen Schwartzman
- Benesch
- Berman Tabacco
- Gilbert LLP
- Hanson Bridgett
- Locke Lord
- London & Stout
- Lytal Reiter
- Millstein Fellner
- Skadden Arps
- Weisbrod Matteis
- Winston & Strawn
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April 09, 2015
Conseco Wins Dismissal Of Policy Fees Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday tossed a proposed class action accusing Conseco Life Insurance Co. of increasing fees in violation of its policy agreements, saying that since the plaintiffs had surrendered their policies they couldn't sue for breach of contract.
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April 02, 2014
Conseco Wins 2nd Look At Dismissal Bid In Policy Fees Row
A California federal judge on Tuesday agreed to reconsider her decision not to toss a putative class action against Conseco Life Insurance Co. accusing it of increasing fees in violation of their policy agreements, finding that she had addressed a legal argument not raised by the parties.
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July 12, 2013
Conseco To Pay $27M For Hiking Life Insurance Fees
A California federal judge said Friday that she plans to give preliminary approval to a deal worth up to $27 million between Conseco Life Insurance Co. and a class of policyholders who accused the insurer in multi-district litigation of increasing its fees in violation of their life insurance policy agreements.
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January 30, 2013
Conseco Can't Decertify Class In Fee Overcharge Action
A California federal judge on Tuesday denied Conseco Life Insurance Co.'s bid to decertify a class of policyholders accusing the insurer of charging higher fees in violation of its policy agreements.
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December 20, 2011
Ex-Policyholders Trimmed From Conseco Insurance Action
A California federal court trimmed former policyholders on Tuesday from a consumer class in a breach of contract suit against Conseco Life Insurance Co., citing the Supreme Court's ruling in Wal-Mart v. Dukes, which tightened the rules on class certifications.