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First Financial Insurance Company v. Flying Colours Corp., et al
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March 25, 2016
Aviation Firms Say Insurer's Fraud Suit Died In Canada
Flying Colours Inc. urged a New York federal judge Thursday to dismiss fraud allegations brought by insurance company First Financial over the purchase of a plane, with the Canadian aviation services company arguing it has no ties to the Empire State and that the insurer has no evidence to back its claims.
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December 17, 2015
Bombardier Accused Of Selling Unusable Jet To Insurance Co.
A North Carolina-based insurance company slammed Bombardier Inc. and Flying Colours Corp. on Wednesday in New York federal court for allegedly conspiring to sell it a $21.8 million business jet that they falsely claimed could be modified and used to make international flights, when in fact it could not even legally fly domestically as a private plane.