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Homeland Insurance Company of New York v. CentiMark Corporation
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September 01, 2016
Judge Stands Firm That Insurer Must Defend Del Monte
An Oregon federal magistrate judge declined Wednesday to rethink his determination that the insurer of an asbestos-removal company whose employee was injured during a Del Monte warehouse project has to defend the food manufacturer in the resulting litigation, saying he appropriately considered the effect of an appellate court ruling.
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May 16, 2016
Insurer Must Defend Del Monte In Ore. Personal Injury Row
The insurer of an asbestos removal company whose employee sued Del Monte after falling through its roof during a repair project is on the hook to defend the food manufacturer in the underlying litigation, an Oregon federal magistrate judge decided Friday, though he deferred on whether the insurer owes repayment.