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Lloyd's Syndicate 3624 (Hiscox) v. Biological Resource Center of Illinois, LLC et al
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1:18-cv-00115
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September 20, 2018
Lloyd's Coverage Of 'Body Broker' Cases Capped At $2M
An Illinois federal judge on Wednesday ruled that a Lloyd's of London underwriter has no further duty to defend a policyholder facing 10 suits over its alleged practice of cutting up and selling donated cadavers, holding that all the suits constitute a single claim and the insurer has already paid out more than the $2 million per-claim limit.
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January 09, 2018
Insurer Says Co. Sued In 'Body Broker' Case Has Hit Limit
A Lloyd's of London underwriter wants to wash its hands of responsibility for a policyholder facing 10 lawsuits after allegedly hacking apart and selling cadavers donated "to science," telling an Illinois federal court that a tapped-out $2 million policy cap applies.