Wesco Insurance Company v. Zanayed et al
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1:22-cv-00698
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February 10, 2023
No Coverage For Ill. Atty Accused Of Self-Dealing, Judge Says
An insurer doesn't owe coverage to an attorney embroiled in a business dispute with his nephew, an Illinois federal court ruled, saying a policy issued to the lawyer's firm excludes coverage for claims that involve a business enterprise other than the named insured.
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August 29, 2022
Atty Says Insurer Can't Dodge Covering His Self-Dealing Suit
An insurer cannot duck coverage of an attorney entangled in a business dispute with his nephew by relying on a business enterprise exclusion, the attorney told an Illinois federal court, arguing that he seeks coverage in his individual capacity and not as part of a company.
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May 25, 2022
Insurer Seeks Default Win Against Co. In Atty Self-Dealing Suit
An insurer looking to avoid covering an attorney embroiled in a business dispute with his nephew asked an Illinois federal court Wednesday to enter a default judgment against a real estate investment company involved in the family feud, saying the company missed its pleading deadline.
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April 15, 2022
Atty's Nephew Dropped From Self-Dealing Coverage Suit
An insurer seeking to avoid coverage of an attorney embroiled in a business dispute with his former colleague and nephew agreed to dismiss the nephew from the coverage litigation in Illinois federal court.
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February 09, 2022
Insurer Says It Can't Cover Ill. Lawyer Accused Of Self-Dealing
An insurer told an Illinois federal court that it doesn't have to cover an attorney embroiled in a business dispute with his former colleague and nephew, saying that exclusions in its lawyer liability policy bar coverage for allegations of fraud.