Indemnity Insurance Company of North America et al v. W&T Offshore Inc

  1. September 09, 2014

    Excess Insurer Can't Duck 5th Circ. Ruling On Ike Coverage

    A Texas federal judge on Tuesday denied National Liability & Fire Insurance Co.'s bid to determine whether a policy it negotiated with W&T Offshore Inc. would alter its liability under a Fifth Circuit ruling that it and other excess insurers were on the hook for damage the company sustained during Hurricane Ike.

  2. September 08, 2014

    Oil Co. Slams Attempt To Alter 5th Circ. Ike Insurer Ruling

    W&T Offshore Inc. asked a Texas federal judge on Monday to deny a motion from National Liability & Fire Insurance Co. to amend a Fifth Circuit finding that it is liable for W&T's damage caused by Hurricane Ike, arguing the district court lacks jurisdiction to grant the request.

  3. August 27, 2014

    Excess Insurer Seeks To Alter 5th Circ. Ike Coverage Ruling

    Excess insurer National Liability & Fire Insurance Co. asked a Texas federal judge on Wednesday to amend a Fifth Circuit finding that it is liable for W&T Offshore Inc.'s damage caused by Hurricane Ike, arguing it did not agree to the policy version interpreted by the appeals court.

  4. July 31, 2013

    Insurers Needn't Cover W&T $50M Hurricane Ike Claims

    Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America and four other insurers won a decision Wednesday in Texas federal court when a judge ruled that W&T Offshore Inc.'s $50 million in claims wasn't covered by the excess liability policies it purchased from the insurance companies.

  5. January 22, 2013

    W&T Demands Coverage For $50M Hurricane Ike Claims

    Oil and gas company W&T Offshore Inc. on Friday asked a federal judge in Texas to order five excess insurers to cover about $50 million in claims stemming from Hurricane Ike damage, arguing that they have not offered a legal or factual basis for denying the claims.

  6. August 17, 2012

    Insurers Sue Oil And Gas Co. Over $50M Hurricane Ike Claims

    Three excess insurers sued oil and gas company W&T Offshore Inc. in Texas federal court Thursday, claiming they have no duty to cover about $50 million in claims stemming from Hurricane Ike damage.