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Beazley Underwriting, LTD. v. Fitness International, LLC
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May 12, 2021
Calif. Judge Won't Hear LA Fitness COVID-19 Coverage Row
A California federal judge has granted LA Fitness' bid to stay a U.K. insurer's suit seeking to avoid covering its pandemic losses, saying further proceedings are unnecessary when a Washington state court is looking at the same issue in the gym chain's consolidated $950 million coverage action.
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May 04, 2021
Insurer Says LA Fitness Is Running From Calif. COVID-19 Suit
A U.K. insurer pushed back on Monday to LA Fitness' bid to throw out its California federal suit over $10 million in pandemic-related losses, saying the gym is avoiding courts in the Golden State where policyholders have faced adverse decisions in their COVID-19 fights.
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April 27, 2021
LA Fitness Presses Court To Ax Insurer's Virus Coverage Suit
LA Fitness has urged a California federal court to throw out a U.K. insurer's suit seeking to avoid coverage for pandemic-related losses, saying the dispute should instead be folded into the gym chain's pending action against other insurers in Washington state court.
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April 07, 2021
Insurer Says LA Fitness' Virus Losses Aren't Fit For Coverage
LA Fitness can't exercise any of its $100 million in coverage for business interruption losses at its 700 gyms, a U.K. insurer says in a California federal suit, saying the gym chain suffered no "direct physical loss of or damage" caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and government shutdown orders.