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CORNELL-DUBILIER ELECTRONICS, INC. v. ALLIANZ VERSICHERUNGS AG ET AL.
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2:18-cv-15947
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January 16, 2019
$367M Superfund Coverage Row Can't Be Arbitrated, Co. Says
Cornell-Dubilier Electronics Inc. has urged a New Jersey federal court not to send to arbitration its coverage dispute with a group of insurers over $367 million in liability incurred under a Superfund site cleanup consent decree, arguing that the dispute is outside the underlying arbitration agreement's scope.
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January 10, 2019
Insurers Insist On Arbitration For $367M Superfund Coverage
Several French insurers continued to urge a New Jersey federal court Wednesday to force Cornell-Dubilier Electronics Inc. to arbitrate its bid for indemnification related to $367 million in a Superfund site cleanup consent decree, saying the contracts at issue contain an arbitration provision.