Blue Star Sports Holdings, Inc. v. Federal Insurance Company
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4:22-cv-00098
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July 06, 2023
Sports Media Co., Insurer Settle $6M Theft Coverage Suit
Less than a week before their scheduled trial date, a sports media company and its insurer have settled a lawsuit over whether the carrier acted in bad faith when denying coverage for at least $6 million the company lost from employee theft.
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June 09, 2023
Only 1 Phase Needed In $6M Employee Theft Coverage Trial
A trial over whether an insurer acted in bad faith when denying coverage for at least $6 million a company lost because of employee theft needs only one phase, a Texas federal judge ruled, saying knowledge of the insurer's net worth won't taint the jury's overall decision on liability.
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March 01, 2023
Texas Judge Trims Sports Media Co.'s Theft Coverage Suit
A Chubb unit scored a small win when a Texas federal judge trimmed a sports media company's lawsuit seeking coverage for $9 million the company alleged its ex-employees stole but kept alive its bad-faith claims.
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April 18, 2022
Insurer Using 'Fiction' To Deny Coverage, Sports Co. Says
A sports media company asked a Texas federal court to toss a Chubb unit's bid to severely trim its coverage suit, saying the insurer is twisting the law and relying on "pure fiction" to get out of paying up to $3 million for employee thefts.
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March 17, 2022
Chubb Unit Wants Sports Media Co.'s Coverage Suit Trimmed
A Chubb unit asked a Texas federal court to ax most of the claims brought against it by a sports media company seeking coverage for $9 million that the insured alleged was stolen by ex-employees, arguing that the claims are duplicative of the firm's core breach of contract claim.
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February 14, 2022
Sports Media Co. Says Chubb Unit Must Cover Employee Theft
A sports media company with ties to the Dallas Cowboys accused a Chubb unit of wrongfully denying coverage for an alleged $9 million employee theft scheme, telling a Texas federal court the insurer willfully ignored evidence proving the money was stolen.