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Lafayette Insurance Company v. Chartis Speciality Insurance Company
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2:11-cv-00379
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April 27, 2011
Excess Insurance Suit Nixed In Tainted Supplement MDL
An Alabama federal judge tossed a suit Tuesday brought by Lafayette Insurance Co. against Chartis Specialty Insurance Co. over coverage for a nutritional supplement maker's settlement costs in a multidistrict product liability litigation, ruling the claims did not belong in federal court.
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February 08, 2011
Chartis Should Foot Supplement Bill, Insurer Says
Lafayette Insurance Co. is arguing that it has exhausted its policy limits in covering product liability claims for a supplement manufacturer and that excess insurer Chartis Specialty Insurance Co. should pick up the remaining coverage responsibilities.