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Atlantic Specialty Insurance Company et al v. Biotronik, Inc.
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May 05, 2015
Biotronik Wants Insurers' $28M Pacemaker Verdict Suit Axed
Biotronik Inc. urged an Oregon federal judge Tuesday to nix a suit by two insurers alleging they don't have to cover underlying actions accusing Biotronik and a New Mexico doctor of implanting unnecessary pacemakers, one of which resulted in a $28 million judgment, saying the suit is duplicative of its own previously-filed complaint.
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March 27, 2015
Insurers Won't Pay For Biotronik's $28M Pacemaker Suit
Two insurers told an Oregon federal judge Thursday that they owe no coverage or duty to defend to Biotronik Inc. in two underlying suits accusing the company and a New Mexico doctor of implanting unnecessary pacemakers, one of which resulted in a $28 million judgment.