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Banco Bradesco S.A. v. Steadfast Insurance Company et al
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September 07, 2018
Brazilian Bank Can't Revive $50M Claim Against Insurers
A New York federal judge on Friday upheld an arbitral award dismissing a Brazilian banking and financial services company's $50 million policy claim against two U.S. insurers, agreeing with the arbitration panel's determination that the bank had made misrepresentations in its insurance application that voided the policy.
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February 14, 2018
US Insurers Want Door Shut On $50M Brazilian Bank Claim
Two U.S. insurers have urged a New York federal court to uphold an arbitral award dismissing a Brazilian banking and financial services company's $50 million policy claim against them, arguing that the bank's bid to recoup its losses ignores the great deference courts give to foreign arbitration.
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January 16, 2018
Brazilian Bank Looks To Revive $50M Credit Insurance Claim
A Brazilian banking and financial services company asked a New York federal court to vacate an arbitral award dismissing its $50 million claim against two U.S. insurers for certain misrepresentations in its credit insurance application, saying the tribunal manifestly disregarded the law.