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Colony Insurance Company v. Custom Ag Commodities, LLC et al
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4:16-cv-00083
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June 15, 2017
Judge Recommends Insurer Win In Pet Food Coverage Case
Colony Insurance should not have to cover Custom Ag Commodities for its role in a massive pet food adulteration fight, a Texas magistrate judge recommended Thursday, saying Custom Ag has presented no convincing arguments for coverage under an ad injury policy.
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January 06, 2017
Supplier Aims To Deny Quick Win In Pet Food Coverage Case
Diversified Ingredients on Friday struck back against Colony Insurance Co.'s bid to escape coverage of a policyholder that is the target of Diversified's third-party claims in a tangled fight over adulterated Blue Buffalo pet food, telling a Texas federal judge the policy applies despite degrees of separation.
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December 14, 2016
Insurer Seeks Quick Win In Pet Food Supplier Coverage Case
Colony Insurance Co. told a Texas federal judge Tuesday that it needn't cover a policyholder caught up in a fracas over adulterated Blue Buffalo pet food, saying the claims are well outside the policy's parameters.
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January 29, 2016
Insurer Says It Won't Cover Blue Buffalo Supplier Fraud Suit
The insurer of a pet food ingredient broker accused of colluding to fraudulently provide less-than-pure chicken and turkey meal for Blue Buffalo's kibble products says those claims don't constitute personal injuries, therefore its coverage doesn't apply, according to a complaint filed in Texas federal court on Thursday.