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First One Lending Corporation, et al v. Hartford Casualty Insurance Co
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June 16, 2020
Lender Tells 9th Circ. Hartford Must Cover $1.5M Deal
A California-based lender urged the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday to find that a unit of The Hartford must cover its $1.5 million settlement of a lawsuit over the lender's alleged practice of charging illegal fees for mortgage modification services, arguing the deal did not constitute an uninsurable restitution payment.
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April 12, 2019
4 Key Insurance Rulings You May Have Missed
Several important insurance decisions flew under the radar in early 2019, including an Illinois appeals court’s precedential ruling that an insurer must defend a subcontractor in a faulty work case and a Ninth Circuit opinion rejecting the expansion of a law barring coverage for intentional acts. Here, Law360 looks at four decisions that insurance attorneys should know from the past few months.
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March 05, 2019
Hartford Must Pay For Mortgage Scam Suit Defense: 9th Circ.
The Ninth Circuit on Tuesday ruled that a unit of The Hartford must cover the expenses for a California-based lender's defense of a suit over its alleged practice of charging illegal fees for mortgage modification services, finding that the underlying action contained claims potentially covered under the lender's policy.
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May 16, 2018
Mortgage Scam Suit Coverage Barred, Hartford Tells 9th Circ.
Hartford Casualty Insurance Co. asked the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday to uphold a ruling that it does not have to defend or indemnify a California company for claims that it charged illegal mortgage modification fees, saying the uncovered claims against it cannot be separated from the potentially covered ones.