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Lexington Insurance Company v. Hotai Insurance Co., Ltd. et al
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December 21, 2017
Insurers Needn't Face Bike Crash Coverage Battle In Wis.
A pair of Taiwanese insurance companies don't have to face Lexington Insurance Co.'s claims that they must pay part of a bicycle company's costs to defend a product liability lawsuit, a Wisconsin federal judge ruled Thursday, finding that the court lacks jurisdiction over the foreign insurers because they have insufficient ties to Wisconsin.
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March 02, 2017
Lexington Files To Stop Arbitration Over $1M Cost Claim
Lexington Insurance Co. told a Wisconsin federal court Wednesday that Zurich Insurance can't force it into arbitration over its suit seeking $1 million in costs for defending a bicycle company from a product liability suit.
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February 27, 2017
Lexington Not Tied By Other Co.'s Forum Clause, Court Told
An insurance company saddled with more than $1 million in defense costs from a terrible bike accident fired back Friday at another insurer’s claim that its agreement with a parts-maker for the defective bike precludes it from answering claims in Wisconsin federal court.
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January 04, 2017
Insurer Says Bike Coverage Row Belongs In Arbitration
A Taiwanese insurer asked a Wisconsin judge Tuesday to toss a lawsuit claiming it must pay its fair share of more than $1 million stemming from a lawsuit filed by a man who became quadriplegic following a horrific cycling accident, saying the dispute must be arbitrated in Taiwan.