United States of America v. Travelers Casualty & Surety Company of America
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1:22-cv-00242
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September 25, 2023
Travelers Can't Cap Coverage Under Vague Policy, Gov't Says
The U.S. government again asked a New Mexico federal court to toss Travelers' counterclaims in a dispute over coverage of thefts committed by employees of a policyholder that handled government benefit payments, arguing that the policy's language is ambiguous.
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October 28, 2022
Gov't Is Not 'White Knight' In Theft Coverage Suit, Court Told
A New Mexico federal court should reject the U.S. government's bid to nix a Travelers unit's counterclaims in a dispute over coverage of thefts committed by employees of policyholders that handled government benefit payments, the insurer said, asserting that its claims-handling in the matter was "textbook."
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September 26, 2022
Travelers Can't Rescind Agency's Crime Policies, Gov't Says
Travelers cannot revoke crime policies issued to an organization that oversees government benefit payments, the federal government told a New Mexico federal court, saying the insurer waived its right to rescission by waiting too long to raise the argument.
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August 04, 2022
Travelers Says It Was Right To Rescind Agency's Policies
Travelers told a New Mexico federal court that it properly rescinded its crime policies issued to an organization that handles government benefits, saying the policies would have never been issued if it had known that its insured was "repetitively making false representations."
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April 01, 2022
Feds Say Travelers Owes Coverage For Insureds' Theft
The U.S. government told a New Mexico federal court it is owed millions of dollars from a Travelers unit that denied coverage of thefts committed by employees of insured entities that handled government benefit payments, saying the coverage determination was "frivolous and unfounded."