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Crum & Forster Specialty Insurance Co v. Explo Systems Inc
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January 19, 2016
Insurers Don't Owe For Post-Explosion Evacuation: Judge
A Louisiana federal judge said Tuesday that two insurers' policies don't protect an explosives recycling company driven into bankruptcy by dangerous criminal violations revealed after an accidental gunpowder blast, ruling against a man seeking damages for being forced to evacuate his home.
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September 22, 2014
Explosives Co.'s Insurers Can't Rule Out Blast Coverage
A Louisiana federal judge refused to grant an early win Monday to insurers seeking a declaration they don't have to defend a bankrupt explosives recycling company in class action litigation arising from an ammunition explosion, saying key facts and circumstances in the dispute have not been sufficiently explained.
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May 06, 2013
Explosives Co. Must Face Insurers' Coverage Suit Over Blast
An explosives recycling company facing property damage litigation over a Louisiana blast lost its bid to escape two suits from insurers who say they don't owe it coverage on Thursday, when a federal judge found he had jurisdiction because the insurers were seeking to rescind their policies.