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Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. v. Factory Mutual Insurance Company
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October 10, 2024
Live Nation Loses COVID-19 Physical Loss Insurance Claims
A California federal judge has tossed Live Nation's claims in a lawsuit seeking coverage from Factory Mutual for physical loss or damage stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, holding that a recent ruling by California's highest court thwarted the entertainment giant's argument that the presence of COVID-19 made its property unsafe or unusable.
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November 18, 2022
Live Nation, FM Want Temporary Pause In COVID Row
Live Nation and Factory Mutual Insurance Co. asked a California federal judge Friday to stay their COVID-19 coverage dispute until 30 days after the next ruling in the case, allowing them time to discuss a potential settlement based on the results.
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August 15, 2022
Live Nation Says Prior COVID Rulings Don't Nix Coverage Suit
Live Nation urged a California federal judge Monday to stick with his prior order denying Factory Mutual's bid to trim the concert promoter's COVID-19 coverage suit, arguing that neither of the policies in two recent appellate decisions the insurer cited covered communicable diseases, unlike its own $1 million policy.
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June 23, 2022
Live Nation Says Insurer's Bid To Trim Virus Suit Is Tone-Deaf
Live Nation told a California federal judge Wednesday to tune out Factory Mutual Insurance Co.'s renewed request to trim its COVID-19 coverage suit, saying the "new" rulings cited by the insurer are irrelevant to its case.
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June 01, 2022
Insurer Says New Rulings Call For Trim To Live Nation Suit
Factory Mutual Insurance Co. asked a California federal judge to reconsider his decision in February not to limit Live Nation Inc.'s COVID-19 business interruption suit to its $1 million annual communicable disease coverage, arguing that recent state appellate court decisions make the law clear.
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February 03, 2022
Factory Mutual Can't Trim Live Nation COVID-19 Coverage Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday refused to trim Live Nation Inc.'s COVID-19 business interruption suit against Factory Mutual Insurance Co., saying the complaint sufficiently alleges infectious droplets of COVID-19 are physical objects that could alter the property they land on.
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December 06, 2021
Live Nation COVID Loss Capped At $1M Annually, Insurer Says
Factory Mutual Insurance urged a California federal judge Monday to dramatically trim Live Nation's COVID-19 business interruption suit, saying Live Nation's claim is limited to its policy's coverage for losses from communicable diseases — capped at $1 million annually — and falls outside the policy's coverage for physical loss or damage.
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May 17, 2021
Live Nation Asks Calif. Judge To Follow Cinemark's Virus Suit
Entertainment giant Live Nation has urged a California federal judge to allow its COVID-19 business interruption suit against Factory Mutual Insurance Co. to proceed, arguing that its communicable disease coverage policy is a "different story" from typical property insurance.