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Hartford Casualty Insurance Company et al v. DP Engineering LLC et al
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4:14-cv-00452
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June 30, 2016
Hartford Can't Escape Crane Wreck Coverage, 5th Circ. Says
Hartford Casualty Insurance Co. can't avoid covering the losses of a Texas engineering company in litigation over its handling of a crane that collapsed and killed a man at an Arkansas nuclear power plant, the Fifth Circuit said Wednesday.
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June 17, 2014
Hartford Wants Out Of Nuke Plant Crane Collapse Coverage
Hartford Casualty Insurance Co. on Monday asked a federal judge to find it has no duty to defend a Texas engineering company in litigation over its allegedly negligent handling of a large crane that fell down at an Arkansas nuclear power plant and killed a man.