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Spring Glen Apartments LLP v. Arch Specialty Insurance Company
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3:17-cv-00028
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April 03, 2018
Apt. Complex's Policy Covers Water Damage But Not Pipe
A North Dakota federal judge on Monday found an apartment complex was covered for water damage from a cracked water main even though its policy with Arch Specialty Insurance Co. doesn't cover the pipe itself.
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February 08, 2017
Water Damage Covered Despite Burst Pipe, Apt. Co. Says
An apartment complex is suing Arch Specialty Insurance Co. in North Dakota federal court after it refused to provide coverage for water damage resulting from a burst pipe, arguing that even though the policy doesn't cover the pipe itself, it nonetheless covers the damage.