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American Home Assurance Company v. Oceaneering International, Inc.

  1. March 18, 2014

    Insurer Dodges $2M Bill Over Faulty Chevron Rig Repairs

    A Texas federal judge said Monday an American Home Assurance Co. policy exclusion precludes it from having to indemnify oil field services company Oceaneering International Inc. for $2 million stemming from faulty repairs on a Chevron USA Inc. oil rig.

  2. February 04, 2014

    Insurer Challenges $2M Oil Rig Damage Claim

    American Home Assurance Co. said Monday that it has no duty to indemnify oil field services company  Oceaneering International Inc. for $2 million stemming from faulty repairs on a Chevron USA Inc. oil rig, arguing a business risk exclusion in the policy frees it from coverage.

  3. January 07, 2013

    Oceaneering Says Insurer Owes It $2M For Chevron Rig Repair

    Oceaneering International Inc. on Friday blasted American Home Assurance Co.'s claims that it doesn't have to indemnify the company for $2 million stemming from faulty repairs on a Chevron USA Inc. oil rig, saying the insurer's arguments conflict with a Fifth Circuit decision from July.

  4. August 24, 2012

    Insurer Sues To Dodge $2M Bill Over Faulty Gulf Rig Repairs

    American Home Assurance Co. launched a suit in Texas federal court Thursday looking to escape indemnifying Oceaneering International Inc. for $2 million the engineering firm must pay in an underlying suit over faulty repairs at a Chevron USA Inc. facility in the Gulf of Mexico.