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Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Ltd. v. AFR Apparel International, Inc. et al
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January 29, 2015
Insurer Must Cover Target, Lingerie Co., Court Told
Lingerie maker Parisa USA fought back Wednesday on behalf of itself and Target Corp. against insurer Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Ltd.'s California federal court claims that Samsung needn't cover an underlying copyright-infringement battle against the two.
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December 17, 2014
Insurer Says It Doesn't Have To Cover Target In Copyright Suit
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Ltd. on Wednesday sued Target Corp. and lingerie maker Parisa USA in California, claiming it doesn't need to provide coverage to those companies in an underlying suit alleging they sold and manufactured copyright-infringing lingerie.