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Peabody Essex Museum, Inc. v. United States Fire Insurance Company
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July 19, 2012
US Fire On Hook For Nearly Half Museum's $1.5M Oil Cleanup
A Massachusetts federal judge on Wednesday affirmed a lower court's decision that U.S. Fire Insurance Co. should have to pay 43 percent of Peabody Essex Museum's up to $1.5 million cleanup costs for an oil spill on its property, with double damages.
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August 31, 2011
US Fire Seeks Review Of Museum Oil Cleanup Order
U.S. Fire Insurance Co. on Wednesday asked a Massachusetts federal court to reconsider a partial summary judgment order in a long-running dispute with Peabody Essex Museum Inc. over oil pollution coverage, saying the court improperly accepted the museum's expert reports as fact.
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August 24, 2011
US Fire Could Owe Museum $1.5M In Oil Cleanup Row
A Massachusetts federal judge on Wednesday set an allocation method in a long-running oil pollution coverage dispute that could force U.S. Fire Insurance Co. to indemnify Peabody Essex Museum Inc. for up to $1.5 million in soil remediation work.