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Serendipitous LLC/Melt et al v. Cincinnati Insurance Company, The
Case Number:
2:20-cv-00873
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Firms
Companies
- Cincinnati Financial Corp.
- American Property Casualty Insurance Association
- United Policyholders
- National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
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August 04, 2022
11th Circ. Ruling Ends Ala. Eateries' Virus Coverage Claims
An Alabama federal judge ended a group of eateries' COVID-19 pandemic insurance coverage suit for good, finding that an Eleventh Circuit ruling from June in favor of their insurer, Cincinnati Insurance Co., dooms their case.
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July 27, 2022
Insurer Seeks Permanent Toss Of Ala. Eateries' Virus Suit
In light of a recent Eleventh Circuit ruling, Cincinnati Insurance Co. asked an Alabama federal judge to permanently dismiss a COVID-19 coverage suit from a group of restaurants without giving them the chance to refile the suit.
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May 07, 2021
Ala. Judge Advances Restaurants' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
An Alabama federal judge has allowed a group of restaurants to proceed with its COVID-19 coverage case saying that Cincinnati Insurance Co. wrongfully denied their claims for pandemic-related losses, bucking a strong trend within the Eleventh Circuit to favor insurers.