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HOMELAND INSURANCE COMPANY OF DELAWARE v. THE DEVEREUX FOUNDATION
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2:17-cv-02415
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January 17, 2018
Insurer's Bid To Avoid $11M Coverage Stays Alive
A Pennsylvania federal judge refused Wednesday to dismiss a suit seeking a declaration that Homeland Insurance Co. has no duty to help out a behavioral-health facility hit with an $11 million verdict after a patient left and shot someone, saying the claims are sufficiently pled at this stage.
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May 30, 2017
Insurer Wants Out Of $11M Juvenile Facility Negligence Verdict
Homeland Insurance Co. Friday asked a Pennsylvania court to find it does not have to pay an $11 million award to a man shot by a patient who walked out of a juvenile behavioral health facility, saying the facility's operator reported its claim months too late.