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John M O'Quinn P.C., et al v National Union Fire
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4:00-cv-02616
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December 18, 2015
Insurer Calls O'Quinn's Bid To Alter Judgment Untimely
An insurer cleared of indemnifying a $46.5 million settlement between its policyholder, The O'Quinn Law Firm, and clients allegedly overbilled in defective breast implant lawsuits told a Texas federal judge Friday the firm's attempt to overturn that ruling based on new case law was untimely and meaningless.
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November 25, 2015
O'Quinn Says Insurer's Win In Billing Suit Flouts Rulings
New case law demands a Texas federal court take another look at last year's ruling that Lexington Insurance Co. wasn't responsible for covering the $46.5 million class action settlement of a suit accusing The O'Quinn Law Firm of overbilling clients in suits over defective breast implants, the firm told the court Tuesday.
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August 13, 2014
O'Quinn Agrees Not To Disclose National Union Settlement
The O'Quinn Law Firm on Wednesday agreed to adhere to National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa.'s request that it not reveal the parties' confidential agreement in the firm's suit seeking coverage for a $46.5 million settlement of claims that it overbilled clients in defective breast implant suits.
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July 18, 2014
Lexington Dodges Coverage For O'Quinn Overbilling Cases
A Texas federal judge on Thursday freed Lexington Insurance Co. from covering part of the O'Quinn Law Firm's $46.5 million class action settlement of claims that it overbilled clients in defective breast implant suits, marking the end of a long-running coverage feud that saw four other insurers settle with the firm.
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January 30, 2014
O'Quinn Settles With Insurer In Overbilling Coverage Row
The O'Quinn Law Firm has cut a deal with National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., in a long-running dispute over coverage for a $46.5 million settlement in a class action that accused the firm of overbilling clients in defective breast implant suits, according to documents filed Wednesday in Texas federal court.
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October 11, 2013
O'Quinn Sues For Coverage Of $46.5M Overbilling Settlement
The O'Quinn Law Firm and several of its insurers filed dueling motions Thursday in Texas federal court over whether the firm is owed coverage for a $46.5 million class action settlement and other costs tied to its alleged overbilling of clients in defective breast implant suits.
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September 10, 2013
O'Quinn Firm, Insurers Say Mediation Failed In Coverage Row
Attorneys in the long-running dispute between The O'Quinn Law Firm and several insurers it countersued seeking coverage of the firm's defense costs in an underlying class action related to defective breast implant suits told a Texas federal court Tuesday that they couldn't settle the case in mediation.
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November 27, 2012
O'Quinn Law Firm Seeks Lexington Docs In Coverage Fight
The O'Quinn Law Firm on Monday accused Lexington Insurance Co. of withholding relevant documents in a suit brought by Lexington and another insurer to duck covering the firm's defense costs in an underlying class action related to defective breast implant suits.
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August 31, 2012
National Union Says Atty Doesn't Have Conflict Of Interest
National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh urged a Texas federal judge on Friday to reject a motion to have its law firm, Beirne Maynard & Parsons LLP, disqualified from a coverage suit, on the grounds that one of the Beirne attorneys had a "substantial relationship" with plaintiff The O'Quinn Law Firm.
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August 13, 2012
O'Quinn Wants Beirne Maynard DQ'd From Coverage Row
The O'Quinn Law Firm asked a Texas federal judge on Friday to disqualify Beirne Maynard & Parsons LLP from an insurance coverage dispute over a series of class actions accusing O'Quinn of using shady billing methods in breast implant personal injury lawsuits, citing an alleged conflict of interest.