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Essentia Health v. ACE American Insurance Company
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May 26, 2021
Chubb Unit Gets Dismissal Of Health System's $5M Virus Suit
A Minnesota federal judge has thrown out a health system's $5 million bid for pandemic loss coverage, saying the coronavirus wasn't a covered pollutant under its policy with Chubb unit ACE American Insurance Co.
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April 15, 2021
Health Co. Fights Dismissal Bid For $5M Virus Coverage Suit
A health care system has asked a Minnesota federal judge to reject a Chubb unit's bid to toss its $5 million pandemic loss coverage suit, saying the coronavirus is a "pollution condition" covered by the policy.
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March 11, 2021
Chubb Says Health Co.'s Pandemic Loss Isn't Covered
A Minnesota health care system can't recover pandemic-related losses sustained after its services were reduced, a Chubb unit told a federal court, saying the coronavirus isn't a covered pollution under the company's policy.
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January 28, 2021
Health Org. Sues Insurer Over $59M In COVID-19 Losses
A Minnesota health care system is pulling its insurer into federal court, saying in a complaint filed Thursday that it must cover $5 million in losses sustained after its services were reduced during the COVID-19 pandemic.