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M. et al v. Dennis Jackson Martin & Fontela et al
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April 09, 2021
Insurer Seeks Quick Win Over Vape Device Battery Seller
A Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. affiliate urged a Utah federal judge on Thursday to hand the insurer a quick win in a dispute accusing the insurance company of breaching its contract when it allegedly canceled a store owner's insurance policy without providing 30 days' notice.
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August 12, 2020
Insurer Says Vaping Battery Seller Not Covered By Its Policy
Scottsdale Insurance Co. urged a Utah federal judge to toss a suit alleging bad faith in its defending a store owner from a vaping injury suit that resulted in a $2 million verdict, arguing that the owner has no standing because his business was not technically insured by its policy.
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April 16, 2020
Fla. Law Firm Exits Negligence Suit Over Exploding Vape
A Florida-based law firm on Thursday ducked a negligence lawsuit filed in Utah court that contended it assigned an inexperienced attorney to defend an online battery store over a vaping device that exploded.
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March 19, 2020
Suit Over Bad Atty, Exploding Vape Stays In Federal Court
A battery shop will have to fight a Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. affiliate in federal court, a Utah federal judge ruled in the shop's suit alleging that the insurer hired a bad attorney to defend it against claims related to an exploding vape battery.
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February 10, 2020
Store Wants Bad Atty, Exploding Vape Suit In State Court
A battery shop and its owner have told a Utah federal court that it should send back to state court their lawsuit against a Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. affiliate that allegedly hired a bad attorney to defend the shop against claims related to an exploding vape battery.
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February 06, 2020
Insurer Fights Anonymity In Bad Atty, Exploding Vape Suit
A Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. affiliate has asked a Utah federal court to throw out a suit accusing it of hiring a dud attorney to represent two policyholders in a dispute over an exploding vape battery, telling the court that the pair can't establish jurisdiction if they insist on remaining anonymous.
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February 04, 2020
Battery Sellers Say Bad Atty Tanked Exploding Vape Suit
The owners of a Utah-based online battery store are suing their insurance company and the law firm it hired to defend them in a suit over a vaping device that exploded, saying the firm assigned an inexperienced attorney who rejected a $200,000 settlement before losing a $2 million verdict in court.