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Continental Casualty Company v. UPS Supply Chain Solutions Inc et al
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September 10, 2015
Continental Says It Needn't Cover UPS Award In Theft Case
Continental Casualty Co. on Wednesday asked a California federal judge to declare it has no obligation to pay a damage award won by UPS Supply Chain Solutions Inc. in underlying litigation over stolen disk drives, arguing that its liability policies insure physically damaged property but not theft.
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February 11, 2015
Alterra Can't Nix UPS' Coverage Claim For Stolen Disk Drives
UPS Supply Chain Solutions Inc. can proceed with a claim against Alterra Excess & Surplus Insurance Co. seeking payment for a judgment entered in underlying litigation over stolen disk drives, a California federal judge ruled Wednesday, saying UPS adequately alleged that the judgment arose from a risk covered under Alterra's policies.