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ALPS Property & Casualty Insurance Company v. Fidlow et al
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3:16-cv-00276
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February 22, 2017
ALPS Escapes Bid For Coverage Of Bruce Lee Movie Suit
A Virginia federal judge on Wednesday ruled BigLaw malpractice insurer ALPS can duck out of covering an entertainment lawyer in a lawsuit over a rights deal gone bad for a movie about martial arts star Bruce Lee.
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December 09, 2016
ALPS Served A Stranger In Bruce Lee Movie Suit, Co. Says
A Beijing-based film production company suing an entertainment lawyer over a soured deal for the rights to a Bruce Lee biopic fought back in Virginia federal court on Friday against a bid for default judgment by the lawyer's insurer, saying BigLaw's ALPS served the wrong person.
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October 26, 2016
Bruce Lee Movie Suit Coverage Claim Too Late, ALPS Says
BigLaw's malpractice insurer ALPS told a Virginia federal judge on Tuesday that it does not have to defend an entertainment lawyer in a lawsuit over a rights deal gone bad for a movie about martial arts star Bruce Lee because the attorney failed to file a timely claim notice.
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May 10, 2016
ALPS Says Atty Not Covered For Bruce Lee Movie Deal Suit
BigLaw's malpractice insurance mutual ALPS filed suit Tuesday claiming it has no duty to defend a Virginia entertainment lawyer targeted over a soured deal for the rights to a movie about martial arts star Bruce Lee.