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Allstate Insurance Company v. Airport Mini Mall, LLC et al
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1:15-cv-03086
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September 26, 2017
Allstate Needn't Cover Mall In Counterfeit Suit, Judge Says
Allstate doesn't have to cover a discount mall's costs to defend an underlying lawsuit over its vendors' sale of counterfeit sunglasses resembling Luxottica brands or the ensuing $1.9 million jury award against the mall, a Georgia federal judge ruled Tuesday, saying Luxottica's claims don't fall within the Allstate policy's advertising injury coverage.
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September 21, 2016
Allstate Must Defend In Counterfeit Dispute, Mall Says
The operator of a discount mall on Wednesday told a Georgia federal judge that Allstate Insurance Co. must defend it in an underlying lawsuit over its vendors' sale of counterfeit sunglasses resembling Luxottica's Oakley and Ray-Ban brands, saying the potential damages fall under the Allstate policy's advertising injury coverage.
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September 12, 2016
Allstate Says Mall Not Covered For Counterfeit Goods Claims
Allstate Insurance Co. on Monday urged a Georgia federal judge to find that it has no obligation to defend the operator of a discount mall against a suit claiming that it allowed vendors to sell counterfeit sunglasses resembling Luxottica's Oakley and Ray-Ban brands, saying the underlying action doesn't allege a potentially covered advertising injury.