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Wentworth Group, Inc. et al v. Evanston Insurance Company
Case Number:
1:20-cv-06711
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Firms
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February 07, 2022
NY Judge Recommends No Atty Fees For Evanston Insureds
Evanston Insurance Co. shouldn't have to pay legal fees for a group of property managers that attempted to force a defense in an underlying $12.5 million lawsuit, a New York federal magistrate judge recommended, finding that the insurer did not act in bad faith when it stopped its defense.
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November 15, 2021
Evanston Says It Shouldn't Pay Policyholders' Atty Fees
Evanston Insurance Co. told a New York federal judge that it should not have to pay for a property manager's attempt to force a defense in an underlying action, arguing that state law generally restricts awarding legal fees to policyholders who sue for coverage.
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July 08, 2021
Evanston May Be On Hook For Property Managers' Defense
Evanston Insurance Co. should defend a group of property managers in an underlying $12.5 million lawsuit involving allegedly defective glass panels on the balconies of a Manhattan condo and shouldn't be able to end its involvement in the case early, according to a New York federal magistrate's recommendation Thursday.
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January 04, 2021
Property Managers Seek Win In Evanston Coverage Suit
A group of property management companies said Evanston Insurance Co. must continue to defend and indemnify them in a $12.5 million underlying lawsuit, arguing Monday that Evanston has already waived its right to deny coverage during its last five years of providing defense.
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August 24, 2020
Evanston Sued For Ending Coverage In Condo Balcony Case
Evanston Insurance Co. wrongly ended coverage for a property manager and others at a Manhattan condo building that's facing a $12.5 million underlying lawsuit involving allegedly defective glass panels on balconies that shattered and at one point injured pedestrians below, according to a complaint in New York federal court.