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National Casualty Company v. Lockheed Martin Corporation
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July 29, 2011
Lockheed On Hook For $2M Atty Fees In Coverage Suit
A Maryland federal judge on Thursday slashed a $2 million attorneys' fees award from a jury verdict favoring Lockheed Martin Corp. in a dispute with National Casualty Co. over repair costs for an ocean vessel that suffered mechanical problems.
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September 23, 2009
Insurer Asks Judge To Clarify Lockheed Ship Ruling
Unclear about whether the judge ruled against it, insurer National Casualty Co. has asked for clarification of a minimum recovery ruling in a dispute with Lockheed Martin Corp. regarding repair coverage for demonstration vessel the Sea Slice, which suffered mechanical problems on a journey from Hawaii to Alaska.