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In re American Bankers Insurance Company of Florida
Case Number:
4:19-cv-02237
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February 05, 2021
5 Insurers Off Hook For City's $5M Flood Damage Costs
A California federal judge cleared five insurers of covering more than $5 million in settlements and other costs resulting from a trio of suits alleging the city of Walnut Creek failed to maintain its storm drains and caused flooding, saying the alleged damage took place long after the city's policies expired.
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September 21, 2020
Travelers Off Hook For $5M Flood Damage Pacts, Fixes
A California federal judge on Monday cleared Travelers Indemnity Co. of coverage for more than $5 million in settlement and other costs stemming from a trio of suits alleging the city of Walnut Creek failed to maintain its storm drains and caused flooding, saying that the alleged damage stems from decades after the city's policies expired.