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Arch Insurance Company v. Centerplan Construction Co., LLC et al
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July 16, 2019
Insurer Off The Hook In Conn. Stadium Bond Fight
A Connecticut federal judge threw out counterclaims by a construction company in an insurer’s lawsuit seeking repayment for failures related to a baseball stadium building project and others, saying the builder is attempting to hold the insurance company to contract terms that do not exist.
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February 14, 2019
Hartford, Conn., Baseball Stadium Builder Owes Insurer $39M
A Connecticut construction company and its affiliates owe an insurer $39 million as reimbursement for payments made in connection with several projects, most of which is related to the construction of a minor league baseball stadium in Hartford, a federal judge has said.