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Evanston Insurance Company v. North American Capacity Insurance Company
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1:13-cv-01365
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July 08, 2014
Contractor's Self-Insured Retention Soars In Calif. Battle
A California federal judge has ruled that a North American Capacity Insurance Co. policy required a contractor accused of botching hundreds of homes to pay a $10,000 self-insured retention for each property, rather than for each suit filed against it.
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August 27, 2013
Evanston Calls NAC's Refusal To Cover Builder 'Unscrupulous'
Evanston Insurance Co. hit North American Capacity Insurance Co. with a lawsuit in California federal court on Monday in an effort to force the insurer to contribute to the defense and indemnification costs of five separate suits against a contractor accused of botching hundreds of homes.