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ADMIRAL INSURANCE COMPANY v. LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY et al
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August 20, 2019
Liberty Mutual Beats Suit Over Injured Worker's $3.8M Deal
A Pennsylvania federal judge ruled Monday that Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. doesn't have to cover Admiral Insurance Co.'s portion of a $3.8 million settlement with a worker who was seriously injured in Philadelphia's Aramark tower, saying Admiral can't fault Liberty Mutual for an insured's misunderstanding of its policy.
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June 15, 2018
Insurers Fight Over Coverage For Man's Spine Injuries
The insurer of a building where a worker alleges he was seriously injured has asked a Pennsylvania federal court to order Liberty Mutual Insurance, which provides an underlying umbrella liability policy, to own up to the policy's full $5 million of additional coverage and not just the $1 million it says it's responsible for.