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Ironshore Specialty Insurance Company v. United States of America et al

  1. January 04, 2016

    Navy Says Law Blocks $2.8M Insurance Claim For Oil Spill

    The U.S. Navy fired back at an insurance company's claim to win reimbursement for $2.8 million in cleanup costs for an oil spill from a Navy ship, arguing that the ship is exempt from such claims as a public vessel.

  2. December 11, 2015

    Insurer Fights To Keep $2.8M Navy Oil Spill Row Afloat

    Ironshore Specialty Insurance Co. urged a Massachusetts federal judge Friday not to toss its case seeking reimbursement of $2.8 million it paid out over an oil spill involving a U.S. Navy ship at an insured repair dock, arguing the government and its contractor are liable under the Oil Pollution Act of 1990.

  3. September 22, 2015

    Insurer Can't Seek $2.2M Oil Spill Cleanup Costs, Judge Told

    American Overseas Marine Co. shot back Tuesday against a Boston boat repair company's insurer in a fight over a $2.2 million oil spill, telling a Massachusetts federal court that the insurer cannot collect money for the cleanup since AMSEA too was covered on the repair company's policy.

  4. September 09, 2015

    Insurer Moves To Duck Counterclaims In $2.2M Oil Spill Suit

    The insurer for a Boston boat repair company moved to ax counterclaims against it from a General Dynamics unit in a Massachusetts federal court Monday, saying the company and the U.S. Navy had no insurance protection against the costs of a $2.2 million oil spill.

  5. June 10, 2015

    US Navy, General Dynamics Hit With $2.2M Oil Spill Suit

    An insurance company is accusing the U.S. Navy and a General Dynamics Inc. subsidiary of leaving it on the lurch for $2.2 million in cleanup costs from an 11,000-gallon oil spill in a Boston drydock, according to a lawsuit filed in Massachusetts federal court Tuesday.