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NEW JERSEY THOUROUGHBRED HORSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION et al v. LEXINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
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August 30, 2016
NJ Racetrack, Lexington Settle Sandy Damage Coverage Row
The operator of a New Jersey racetrack and a state sporting agency have settled their suit alleging Lexington Insurance Co. shorted the racetrack on its coverage of damage sustained during Superstorm Sandy, according to documents filed in New Jersey federal court Tuesday.
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September 22, 2015
Insurance Co. Wants Docs From NJ Racetrack In Sandy Suit
Lexington Insurance Co. on Tuesday asked a New Jersey federal judge to force the operator of a Monmouth County racetrack and a state sporting agency to hand over documents in a lawsuit alleging the company shorted the racetrack on its coverage of damage sustained during Superstorm Sandy.
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August 17, 2015
Lexington Shorted Racetrack On Sandy Coverage, Suit Says
Lexington Insurance Co. wrongfully applied a flood deductible to limit coverage for losses that a Monmouth County, New Jersey, racetrack suffered due to Superstorm Sandy, the facility's operator and a New Jersey sporting agency alleged in an amended complaint filed in federal court Monday.