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Scottsdale Insurance Company v. Nationwide Medical, Inc. et al
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August 21, 2018
Med Supply Co. To Pay Legal Costs After Loss Against Insurer
A California federal judge on Monday partially granted Scottsdale Insurance Co.'s motion to amend a declaratory judgment ruling that it does not have to cover a medical supply company for a $2.8 million shareholder suit by a former director, finding that the company is entitled to recoup legal costs that will be determined in mediation.
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December 14, 2017
Insurer Doesn't Owe For $2.8M Suit Against Medical Co.
A California federal judge found Wednesday that Scottsdale Insurance Co. does not have to cover a medical supply company for a $2.8 million shareholder suit by a former director, finding the suit was based on acts that took place while the former director was covered by the policy.