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OHIO SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY v. PREMIUM FOOD GROUP, INC. et al
Case Number:
3:21-cv-15690
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July 01, 2022
Coverage Suit Over Poppy Seed Stroke Claims Sent To NY
Ohio Security Insurance Co.'s suit seeking to escape coverage of a nut company facing product liability claims after a woman said she suffered strokes from ingesting unwashed poppy seeds must take place in the Southern District of New York, a New Jersey federal judge ruled.
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November 22, 2021
Poppy Seed Stroke Coverage Suit Belongs In NJ, Insurer Says
A Liberty Mutual unit's coverage dispute with a nut company over a lawsuit alleging unwashed poppy seeds caused a woman's strokes should remain in the Garden State, the insurer told a New Jersey federal court.
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November 02, 2021
Nut Co. Wants Liberty Mutual Poppy Seed Stroke Claims Axed
Nut Cravings Inc. urged a New Jersey federal court on Monday to reject a Liberty Mutual unit's request for a declaration that it doesn't have to cover claims that the nut company's unwashed poppy seeds caused a woman's strokes, arguing that the insurer can't bring its suit in New Jersey district court.
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August 19, 2021
Liberty Mutual Says Poppy Seed Stroke Claims Not Covered
A Liberty Mutual unit on Thursday called on a New Jersey federal court to declare that it does not have to cover claims that a nut company's unwashed poppy seeds caused a woman to suffer strokes, saying insurance policies didn't cover the business when the alleged injuries occurred.