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Canal Insurance Company v. Montello, Inc.
Case Number:
4:10-cv-00411
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Firms
- Calvert Law Firm
- Collins Zorn
- Conner & Winters
- Crowe & Dunlevy
- Doerner Saunders
- Fox Rothschild
- Holden Litigation
- Jennings Teague
- Karbal Cohen
- McAfee & Taft
- Neuens Mitchell
- Perrine Redemann
- Ryan Whaley
- Secrest Hill
- Thomson Rhodes
Companies
- Canal Insurance Co.
- CNA Financial Corp.
- Scottsdale Insurance Co.
- The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc.
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October 16, 2012
Continental Dodges Montello Asbestos Coverage Suit
Continental Casualty Co. on Monday escaped a suit brought by Montello Inc. after an Oklahoma judge determined Montello could not prove the insurer owed it coverage for hundreds of asbestos claims under a policy for which it no longer has the paperwork.
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October 03, 2011
Hartford Can't Shake Montello Asbestos Coverage Suit
An Oklahoma federal judge on Friday partially denied Hartford Financial Services Group Inc.'s motion to dismiss a complaint by Montello Inc., keeping the insurance company embroiled in a dispute over coverage for hundreds of asbestos claims against Montello.
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September 27, 2011
NICO Exits Montello's Asbestos Claims Coverage Suit
National Indemnity Co. on Monday walked away from Montello Inc.'s Oklahoma lawsuit against six insurance companies over coverage of hundreds of asbestos claims, after a judge found Montello could not directly sue the insurer.