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Travelers Property Casualty Company of America et al v. Federal Recovery Services et al
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January 12, 2016
Travelers Denied Clean Sweep In Cyber Liability Coverage Suit
A Utah federal judge on Tuesday refused to shut down all of two data processing companies' claims in a coverage fight with Travelers Property Casualty Co., keeping alive the narrow issue of whether the insurer properly handled the companies' initial reporting of their coverage claim.
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July 06, 2015
Travelers Asks Judge To Toss Rest Of Cyber Liability Suit
Travelers Property Casualty Co. asked a Utah federal judge on Thursday to toss the rest of two insured data companies' claims in a coverage fight, saying that since the court previously ruled Travelers has no duty to defend, the company's other claims fail.
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May 11, 2015
Travelers Off The Hook In Cyber Liability Suit Defense
Travelers Property Casualty Co. of America has no duty to defend a pair of data processing companies in a suit alleging they withheld customer information from Global Fitness Holdings LLC, a Utah federal judge ruled Monday, holding that the underlying claims aren't rooted in negligence as required by the defendants' cyber liability policy.