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Bollinger Investment Partners, LTD v. Certain Underwriters at LLoyd's, London et al
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6:20-cv-00011
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896(Other Statutes: Arbitration)
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May 21, 2020
Apartment Owner's $1M Harvey Claim Sent To Arbitration
A Texas federal judge handed a win to a group of insurers Thursday, ordering that claims brought by an apartment complex owner seeking more than $1 million for allegedly fraudulent insurance appraisals of damage sustained during Hurricane Harvey must go to arbitration.
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April 14, 2020
Insurers Say Court Must Decide Venue For $1M Harvey Claim
A group of insurers told a Texas federal judge that their dispute with an apartment complex owner seeking more than $1 million for allegedly fraudulent insurance appraisals of damage sustained during Hurricane Harvey belongs in federal court, where the judge must decide whether arbitration is appropriate.