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Plantation Pipe Line Company v. Associated Electric & Gas Insurance Services Limited
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1:09-cv-01260
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- Butzel Long
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June 07, 2012
Aegis Settles Gas Leak Coverage Suit With Plantation
Plantation Pipe Line Co. has agreed to settle its multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Associated Electric & Gas Insurance Services Ltd. over coverage for a 2004 pipeline leak, according to documents filed in Georgia federal court on Wednesday.
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December 02, 2011
Pipeline Co. Denied Quick End To Leak Coverage Row
A Georgia federal judge on Friday declined to rule in favor of Plantation Pipe Line Co. in its multimillion-dollar dispute with Associated Electric & Gas Insurance Services Ltd. over coverage for a 2004 pipeline leak, finding that the petroleum company had not proven the absence of a genuine dispute.
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June 08, 2009
Kinder Morgan Insurer Wants To Arbitrate Leak Spat
A Bermuda insurer has moved to toss a suit with a subsidiary of Kinder Morgan Inc., claiming that a multimillion-dollar dispute over coverage for a pipeline leak and subsequent site remediation should be settled through arbitration because a United Nations treaty binds the companies.