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Evanston Insurance Company v. Washington County Country Club, LLC et al
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November 17, 2017
'Country Club' Strip Joint, Insurer Agree To Shed Suit
An insurance company and a strip club agreed Friday in Mississippi federal court to end a suit accusing the club of misrepresenting itself as a country club and failing to disclose over $400,000 in liens, with the insurer refunding the club its premium payment and saying the policy was invalid from the outset.
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June 24, 2016
Insurer Says Gasoline, Debt Burn Strip Club Fire Claims
Essex Insurance Co. on Friday hit the Washington County Country Club with a suit in Mississippi federal court alleging it doesn't owe coverage for fire damage, saying the club owner lied about his debt, the nature of his business and whether he kept flammable materials there.