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Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Company v. Lifetime Brands, Inc. et al
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April 19, 2016
Fondue Pot Makers Must Face Insurer's Flame Injury Suit
A Florida federal judge on Tuesday denied a fondue pot maker and a fuel maker's attempt to escape Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co.'s suit seeking to collect damages and medical bills paid to a user of the appliance who was severely burned.
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March 09, 2016
Insurer Can Bring Fondue Pot Flame Injury Suit, Judge Says
A Florida magistrate judge held Tuesday that Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. should be able to pursue a fondue pot maker and a fuel manufacturer to try to collect damages and medical bills paid to a user of the appliance who was severely burned, determining that the insurer has standing to bring the suit.
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January 22, 2016
Insurer Fights Bid To Toss Fondue Pot Flame Injury Suit
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. urged a Florida federal court Friday to reject a fondue pot maker's bid to extinguish its attempt to collect for damages and medical bills paid to a user of the appliance who was burned, contending that the manufacturer has misconstrued Florida law.
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January 12, 2016
Fondue Pot Makers Want Flame Injury Suit Extinguished
The makers of a fondue pot and its fuel source have once again asked a Florida federal court to extinguish an insurer's attempt to collect for damages and medical bills paid to a user of the appliance who was burned, arguing Monday the insurer's policy doesn't apply to her.
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October 13, 2015
Insurer Fights To Keep Fondue Pot Payout Suit Alive
An insurer urged a Florida federal court on Tuesday not to stamp out its suit against the makers of a fondue pot and its fuel source that allegedly burned a user, whose medical bills the insurer paid and now wants reimbursed.
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September 28, 2015
Insurer Sues To Recover $300K Fondue Fireball Settlement
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. claimed in a complaint removed to Florida federal court Monday that two companies whose fondue set and liquid fuel combined to produce a fireball that severely burned a woman owe $303,000 that the insurer paid to cover her injuries.