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WINDBER HOSPITAL v. TRAVELERS PROPERTY CASUALTY COMPANY OF AMERICA
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3:20-cv-00080
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March 18, 2021
Travelers Beats Pa. Hospital's Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
A Pennsylvania federal judge ruled in favor of Travelers Property Casualty Co. on Thursday in a COVID-19 insurance dispute, finding that the medical center behind the suit is not entitled to coverage under its insurance policy because a virus exclusion bars its claims.
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August 17, 2020
Hospital, Insurer Cite Dueling Rulings Over Virus Coverage
In a pair of filings in Pennsylvania federal court, a Somerset County hospital and its insurer pointed to dueling decisions out of Texas and Missouri that reached opposite conclusions over whether financial damage from pandemic-related business restrictions could be considered a covered loss for insurance purposes.
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July 14, 2020
Hospital Denied Quick Win Over Travelers' COVID-19 Coverage
A Pennsylvania federal judge said Tuesday it would be premature to declare that a hospital's "loss of use" of buildings and facilities resulting from state-mandated COVID-19 closures is a physical loss covered under its policy with Travelers Property Casualty Co., noting that he will wait until he's considered certification of the putative class.
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July 10, 2020
Pa. Hospital Says Virus Exclusion Doesn't Apply To 'Expenses'
A Pennsylvania hospital urged a federal judge to rule that its "loss of use" of buildings and facilities because of state-mandated COVID-19 closures is a physical loss covered under its policy with Travelers Property Casualty Co., adding that the policy's virus exclusion only applies to coverage of "losses" but not to "business expenses."
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April 23, 2020
Pa. Medical Center Sues Travelers Over COVID-19 Coverage
A medical center filed a proposed class action Thursday in Pennsylvania federal court against Travelers Property Casualty Co. of America, accusing the insurer of failing to cover losses that occurred as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.