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Heritage Company Inc v. Hudson Excess Insurance Company et al
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May 23, 2024
Ark. Judge Sides With Insurer's Cyber Policy Interpretation
An Arkansas federal judge ruled an insurer correctly evaluated a telemarketing company's losses from a cyberattack, agreeing that "normal operating expenses" the company paid from revenue during that period aren't included in the loss and that any other interpretation would give the company a windfall.
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November 16, 2022
Co. Can't Get Windfall From Cyberattack Coverage, Court Told
A now-shuttered telemarketing company's proposed calculation of business interruption coverage for a 2019 cyberattack would impermissibly leave it better off than if it had never been attacked, the company's insurer told an Arkansas federal court.
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October 03, 2022
Broker, Underwriter Slip Cyberattack Coverage Suit
An Arkansas federal court on Monday dismissed an insurance broker and underwriter from a suit by a now-shuttered telemarketing company seeking coverage for a cyberattack, saying the two were not part of the insurance contract at issue and therefore were not properly sued.
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April 19, 2022
Broker, Underwriter Want Off Cyberattack Coverage Suit
An insurance broker and underwriter asked on Tuesday to be dropped from a now-shuttered telemarketing company's suit seeking business interruption coverage for a cyberattack, telling an Arkansas federal court they're not under contract with the company.
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January 31, 2022
Insurers Must Cover Firm For Cyberattack, Ark. Court Told
A now-shuttered telemarketing company told an Arkansas federal court its insurers owe it coverage for a 2019 cyberattack that caused it to suspend operations and reportedly lay off its workforce, saying that its policy was specifically worded to cover that type of business interruption.