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Rembrandt Enterprises, Inc. v. Illinois Union Insurance Company
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December 04, 2017
Insurer, Egg Producer Settle $7M Bird Flu Coverage Suit
Illinois Union Insurance Co. and one of the nation's largest egg-laying operations have settled a $7 million Minnesota federal case over coverage concerning 8 million hens killed following an avian flu outbreak, according to court papers filed Monday.
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September 12, 2017
Insurer Can't Duck Egg Producer's Bid For $2M After Bird Flu
A Minnesota federal judge found Tuesday that Illinois Union Insurance Co. can't duck out of paying a Midwest egg farm operator up to $2 million for the replacement of more than 8 million chickens in the wake of a bird flu outbreak.
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January 13, 2017
More Info Needed In Bird Flu Coverage Row
A Minnesota federal judge on Thursday held off on concluding whether or not a 2015 avian influenza outbreak that cost Rembrandt Enterprises nearly 8 million birds at its egg-producing facilities warrants coverage, saying the crux of the case — how the virus spread — couldn't yet be determined.
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November 09, 2016
Egg Producer Presses For Coverage In Bird Flu Outbreak Row
Rembrandt Enterprises Inc. on Tuesday continued its quest to obtain coverage for a 2015 avian influenza outbreak that cost it nearly 8 million birds at its egg-producing facilities, reiterating to a Minnesota federal judge that the virus counts as contamination and that policy exclusions don't apply.
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October 19, 2016
Facts Lacking In Bird Flu Coverage Row, Insurer Says
Illinois Union Insurance Co. on Tuesday pressed a Minnesota federal judge to conclude that it correctly denied coverage to an egg producer whose facilities were contaminated by a 2015 avian influenza outbreak, arguing the policyholder cannot prove its losses resulted from environmental contamination.
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September 28, 2016
Egg Producer Says Policy Covers Bird Flu Contamination
Rembrandt Enterprises Inc. urged a Minnesota federal judge Tuesday to hold that Illinois Union Insurance Co. wrongfully denied coverage for damages stemming from avian influenza contamination at several of the egg producer's facilities, arguing that a pollution policy's exclusion for losses related to naturally occurring materials doesn't apply.