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Liberty Surplus Insurance Corporation v. Century Surety Company et al
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February 05, 2020
Insurer Seeks To Nix Coverage For $763K Arbitration Award
A construction subcontractor's insurance company should be off the hook for covering a roughly $763,000 arbitration award since the builder failed to answer the insurer's lawsuit, Century Surety Co. told a Texas federal court.
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January 14, 2020
Texas City Says Insurer Overreaching In $1.5M Library Row
Liberty Surplus Insurance Corp. is trying to overextend a settlement agreement about its coverage obligations for $1.5 million in repairs to a Texas city library, the city is arguing to a Texas federal court.
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July 15, 2019
Liberty Surplus Dodges Some Claims In Texas Library Row
A Texas federal judge has ruled that Liberty Surplus Insurance policies cover the cost of repairing or replacing ceiling tiles at an Edinburg, Texas, public library, but not the expense of repairing or replacing the building's leaking roof or exterior stucco.
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May 07, 2018
Liberty Unit Won't Cover Contractor In Library Build Dispute
A Liberty Mutual insurance unit on Monday launched a lawsuit in Texas federal court against a contractor for a municipal library construction project, saying it should not be required to pay up after the construction firm lost an arbitration proceeding over allegedly subpar work.