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Axis Specialty Insurance Company et al v. New Hampshire Insurance Company
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4:15-cv-00809
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February 14, 2017
Insurer Seeks To Bar Photo Of Boy's Injured Leg From Trial
A unit of AIG asked a Missouri federal court Monday to exclude a number of pieces of evidence from trial in a case over excess coverage for a boy's personal injury action against a YMCA branch, including a photograph of the boy's leg before it was amputated.
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January 23, 2017
Dueling Insurers Lose Quick Win Bids In YMCA Coverage Row
A Missouri federal judge has declined to grant either side a quick win in litigation alleging an AIG unit's failure to settle a boy's personal injury suit against a YMCA branch within its primary policy limits left an excess insurer on the hook for $5.5 million, holding Monday that disputed facts remain.
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August 11, 2016
AIG Unit Denied Quick Win In $5M YMCA Injury Coverage Row
A Missouri federal judge on Thursday refused to grant an AIG unit an early victory in a suit alleging that its failure to settle a boy's personal injury action against a YMCA branch within its primary policy limits left an excess insurer on the hook for $5.5 million of an ensuing judgment, finding that there are still multiple factual issues left to resolve.