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National Casualty Company v. National Strength and Conditioning Association
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January 04, 2021
CrossFit Rival, Insurer Reach Deal Over False Ad Coverage
National Casualty Co. and fitness company National Strength and Conditioning Association have reached an agreement over coverage of a suit against NSCA by its rival, CrossFit, accusing it of publishing a falsified study portraying CrossFit's program as unsafe.
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June 29, 2020
CrossFit Rival And Insurer Must Wait For Coverage Ruling
A California federal judge on Monday denied dueling bids for summary judgment by National Strength and Conditioning Association and its insurer, National Casualty Co., in a suit over coverage of NSCA's false ad fight with CrossFit, saying she can't resolve the issue until there's a final judgment on the sanctions that spurred the suit in the first place.
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February 11, 2019
CrossFit Rival Can't End Insurer's Escape Bid In False Ad Suit
The National Strength and Conditioning Association can't shut down a suit by its insurer seeking to dodge coverage for an underlying false advertising suit brought by CrossFit Inc. just yet, a California federal court ruled Monday, rejecting the NSCA's argument that the insurer's suit would require the same set of facts to be litigated simultaneously.
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July 13, 2018
CrossFit Foe Fights Insurer's Escape Bid In False Ad Suit
The National Strength and Conditioning Association has hit back against a suit by its insurer that seeks to dodge coverage for an underlying false advertising suit brought by CrossFit Inc., calling National Casualty Co.'s suit a "shocking breach of duty" and asking that it be tossed.
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June 18, 2018
CrossFit Foe Can't Get Coverage In False Ad Suits: Insurer
National Casualty Co. has told a California federal court that it shouldn't have to cover the National Strength and Conditioning Association in two false advertising suits brought by CrossFit Inc. over a study that portrayed CrossFit's exercise regiment as unsafe, after the NSCA was hit with nearly $500,000 in sanctions.