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LIBERTY SURPLUS INSURANCE CORPORATION v. NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY et al
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June 03, 2016
Norfolk Units Win Coverage For Ga. Car-Train Collision
A Georgia federal judge on Friday ruled that Liberty Surplus Insurance Corp. cannot duck coverage for Norfolk Southern Railway Co. subsidiaries for claims arising from a 2011 car-train collision in the state, saying there's no exclusion in a contractor's policy for property owned by a subsidiary.
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November 19, 2015
Insurer Slams Railway Company's Coverage Claims
An insurance company told a Georgia federal judge Wednesday that a railroad line has not proven its case in a coverage dispute between the two companies, saying the insurer is not liable for claims from a 2011 car-train collision because it happened on tracks owned by a subsidiary of the railroad.
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October 27, 2015
Railway Co. Says Insurer Can't Avoid Covering Collision
A railway company on Monday told a Georgia federal judge that Liberty Surplus Insurance Corp. is trying to skirt coverage for claims arising from a 2011 car-train collision, saying that the insurer can't show its policy excludes the subsidiary that owns the crossing at the accident site.