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Teleflex Medical Incorporated v. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA
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July 23, 2014
AIG Unit Can't Escape $3.75M Verdict In Ad Injury Case
A California federal judge on Tuesday upheld a $3.75 million jury verdict against AIG unit National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh in laryngeal mask maker LMA North America Inc.'s suit seeking coverage for underlying claims that its advertisements allegedly suggested a competitor's products were unsafe.
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May 07, 2014
AIG Unit Tries To Upend $3.75M Ad-Injury Verdict
An AIG unit asked a California federal judge on Monday to overturn an order that it pay $3.75 million in damages to LMA North America Inc., for not covering the laryngeal mask maker in a suit over advertisements allegedly suggesting an LMA competitor's products were unsafe.
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November 25, 2013
AIG Must Pay $3.75M To Cover Ad Injury Claims, Jury Says
An AIG Inc. unit must pay $3.75 million in damages to LMA North America Inc. for not covering the California-based laryngeal mask maker in an underlying suit over advertisements, which allegedly suggested that products of the company's competitor were unsafe, a California federal jury found Friday.