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TELA BIO, INC. et al v. FEDERAL INSURANCE COMPANY
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3:16-cv-00866
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October 25, 2016
NJ Judge Sends Medical Device Co.'s Coverage Spat To Pa.
A New Jersey federal judge on Tuesday granted Federal Insurance Co.'s bid to transfer to Pennsylvania federal court hernia mesh maker Tela Bio Inc.'s suit seeking coverage for a competitor's underlying trade secrets action.
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May 27, 2016
Medical Device Co. Says IP Suit Triggers Defamation Policy
Hernia mesh manufacturer Tela Bio Inc. told a New Jersey federal judge on Thursday that its insurance company is required to cover its defense costs in a trade secret infringement suit, saying allegations rise to the level of defamation covered under its policy.
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May 05, 2016
Insurer Must Cover Hernia Mesh Trade Secret Row, Court Told
Hernia mesh maker Tela Bio Inc. urged a New Jersey federal court Thursday to find that Federal Insurance Co. must defend it in a trade secrets lawsuit brought by an Acelity LP unit, saying that Federal policy's libel and slander coverage was triggered even though the unit didn't explicitly allege defamation.
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March 16, 2016
Hernia Mesh Maker Seeks Defense In Trade Secrets Fight
Hernia mesh maker Tela Bio Inc. and two of its executives asked a New Jersey federal court Wednesday to find that Federal Insurance Co. must defend them in a trade secrets and unfair competition lawsuit brought by competitor LifeCell Corp., asserting that the underlying action includes defamation claims that trigger Federal's policy.