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Scottsdale Insurance Company v. B & G Fitness Center, Inc. et al
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January 09, 2017
Insurer, Gym Resolve Coverage Row Over Nude Taping Suits
A North Carolina federal judge on Monday dismissed Scottsdale Insurance Co.'s coverage dispute with a gym regarding two lawsuits over its former employee's alleged videotaping of female patrons undressing in a tanning bed after the parties informed the court of a settlement in the underlying actions last week.
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October 27, 2015
Gym Says Nude Taping Not Sex Abuse In Coverage Row
A gym told a North Carolina federal judge Monday that Scottsdale Insurance Co. must cover two underlying lawsuits over a former employee's alleged videotaping of female patrons undressing in a tanning bed, saying that a physical and sexual abuse exclusion doesn't apply.
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October 01, 2015
Insurer Says Gym Isn't Covered For Nude Taping Suits
Scottsdale Insurance Co. on Thursday urged a North Carolina federal judge to find that it doesn't have to cover a gym in two underlying lawsuits over a former employee's alleged videotaping of female patrons undressing in a tanning bed, asserting that an exclusion in the gym's policy for physical and sexual abuse precludes coverage.