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Associated Electric & Gas Insurance Services Limited v. American International Group et al
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August 22, 2016
National Union Owes $3.7M For Utah Mine Collapse Coverage
A Utah federal judge ruled Friday that National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., must pay another insurer more than $3.7 million after underlying settlements related to a deadly collapse at a Utah coal mine.
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April 27, 2015
AIG Unit Can't Escape Coverage In $19M Mine Collapse Row
A Utah federal judge has ruled that Associated Electric & Gas Insurance Services Ltd. may seek reimbursement from an American International Group Inc. unit for some of the $19 million it paid to settle claims from a deadly mine collapse in Utah, while holding that a utility and several companies aren't covered under the AIG unit's policy.
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June 21, 2013
AIG Unit Fights Against Covering $19M Mine Collapse Deal
An American International Group Inc. subsidiary argued Friday that it shouldn't reimburse Associated Electric & Gas Insurance Services Ltd. for some of the $19 million AEGIS paid to settle claims from a deadly mine collapse in Utah, telling a court that its policy was not triggered.
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January 27, 2012
AIG Avoids $7M Claims Over Utah Mine Coverage
A Utah federal judge on Friday dismissed a $7 million suit against American International Group Inc. over coverage for the 2007 Crandall Canyon Mine collapse that killed six miners, finding the court did not have jurisdiction over AIG.