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Wornick Company v. Houston Casualty Company
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1:11-cv-00391
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May 01, 2013
Insurer Denied Exit From Military Supplier's Recall Suit
An Ohio federal judge refused Wednesday to award Houston Casualty Co. a quick win in a coverage battle with military food supplier The Wornick Co. over $2.8 million in costs tied to a salmonella-related recall of 700,000 cases of meals ready to eat.
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June 15, 2011
Military Supplier Sues Insurer To Cover Tainted Meals
The Wornick Co. sued Houston Casualty Co. in Ohio on Wednesday seeking insurance coverage for $2.8 million the military rations provider paid in relation to the recall of 700,000 meals ready to eat contaminated by salmonella.