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Old White Charities, Inc. v. Bankers Insurance, LLC
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5:17-cv-01375
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June 27, 2018
Insurer Scores Quick Win In Suit Over Golf Tournament Prize
A West Virginia federal judge Wednesday dismissed a charity golf tournament organizer's claims that an insurance broker's failure to change a policy limitation left it on the hook for $200,000 in prize money, saying the charity can't claim ignorance of the policy's terms.
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February 27, 2017
Charity Sues Broker Over Golf Hole Exclusion
An insurance broker left a charity golf tournament organizer on the hook for $200,000 in prize money after failing to inform the nonprofit of a limitation in its insurance policy, according to a suit launched in West Virginia federal court Friday.