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Double Diamond Delaware Inc v. Homeland Insurance Company of New York
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3:17-cv-01403
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July 13, 2021
Texas Resort, Insurer Settle Storm Damage Suit Ahead Of Trial
A large Texas resort and its excess insurer of last resort settled a coverage dispute just before a trial was to begin over major property damage from an April 2015 storm system that hit the resort's golf course, housing development and almost two square miles of woods.
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May 26, 2017
Texas Resort Sues Insurer After $157M Storm Damage
A large Texas resort is suing its excess insurer of last resort, Homeland Insurance, for coverage of major property damage from a storm system that raked its golf course, housing development, and almost two square miles of woods in April 2015 and caused an estimated $157 million in damage.