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SLUSA doesn't preclude variable annuitants' breach of contract claims
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- USA
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- January 7 2013
On January 2nd, the Ninth Circuit partially reinstated contract claims asserted by purchasers of variable universal life insurance policies
Pragmatism overrides strict interpretations
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- USA
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- August 20 2012
On August 13th, the Second Circuit vacated and remanded the district court's order denying a motion to certify a settlement class
Homeowner's insurance does not cover Ponzi scheme losses
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- USA
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- February 21 2012
On February 16th, the Second Circuit held that a homeowner's insurance policy does not cover losses suffered in a Ponzi scheme
Disgorgement is not an insurable loss
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- USA
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- January 3 2012
On December 13th, a New York Appellate Court held that the payment of disgorgement to settle SEC charges is not an insurable loss
Antitrust claims are not "personal and advertising injury."
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- USA
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- September 28 2011
In a case decided by the 11th Circuit on September 19th, Trailer Bridge, Inc. sought coverage under the "personal and advertising injury" component of its commercial general liability policy for antitrust claims leveled against it
Regulatory investigations into MBIA's accounting practices were covered by its D&O policies
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- USA
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- July 11 2011
On July 1st, the Second Circuit held that directors and officers liability insurance policies issued by defendants covered costs incurred by plaintiff, MBIA, as a result of SEC and New York Attorney General investigations into MBIA's accounting practices
Separate court case required to determine D&O coverage for former Stanford Bank executives
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- USA
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- March 22 2010
On March 16th, the Fifth Circuit held that a separate parallel coverage action was required to determine whether D&O insurers were required to pay for the defense of individual defendants in the cases stemming from the alleged Ponzi scheme perpetrated by R. Allen Stanford
Broker-dealer's state law duties
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- USA
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- February 1 2010
On January 25th, the Fifth Circuit reversed, in part, the dismissal of lawsuits filed by the receivers of looted insurance companies against a broker-dealer through which the looted proceeds were laundered
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