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Mesa Underwriters Specialty Insurance Company. v. Hembree Consulting Services, Inc. et al
Case Number:
1:15-cv-20605
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Firms
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July 07, 2016
Insurer, Navy Contractor Settle Tech-Theft Coverage Row
A military contractor that won a $5 million judgment against a consulting firm that stole technology has settled a dispute with an insurer over who has to pay up, according to a filing in Florida federal court Thursday.
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May 31, 2016
Insurer Seeks To Bump $5M Claim In Tech Theft Row
An insurance company has asked a Florida federal court to issue a final judgment absolving it from having to pay any portion of a $5 million judgment a military contractor won against a policyholder over stolen technology, saying the coverage clearly doesn't apply.
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October 05, 2015
Contractor Can't Duck Insurer's Suit In Navy Software Row
A Florida federal judge on Friday refused a consulting company's attempt to throw out its insurer's suit seeking to deny coverage for a suit accusing the company of ripping off proprietary software and selling its version to the Navy, ruling the insurer can file in Florida because the underlying suit is in the state.
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February 17, 2015
Insurer Says No Coverage In Navy Software Contract Row
Mesa Underwriters Specialty Insurance Co. told a Florida federal judge that it is not obligated to defend a security contractor from Xtec Inc.'s allegations that it stole proprietary information because the alleged misconduct took place before its policy was active.