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Steel Supply & Engineering Company v. Illinois National Insurance Company
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1:13-cv-01034
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August 13, 2015
6th Circ. Clears Insurer In Botched Theater Dome Suit
Illinois National Insurance Co. is not obligated to defend Steel Supply & Engineering Co. against an Indiana city's $6 million suit accusing the company of botching work on a dome atop a landmark theater house because an exception for shoddy workmanship doesn't apply, the Sixth Circuit affirmed Thursday.
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August 18, 2014
Illinois National Needn't Defend 'Faulty' Arts Center Builders
Illinois National Insurance Co. does not have to defend construction company Steel Supply & Engineering Co. in a lawsuit by the city of Carmel, Indiana, alleging faulty work in construction of a performing arts center, a Michigan federal court ruled Monday, finding the damage was not covered by the insurance policy.