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The Seventh Circuit threw out class certification in a lawsuit challenging Progressive's use of pricing adjustments to value totaled cars in Indiana
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A layered D&O insurance program, conflicting policy terms, and a no-action clause at the center of a federal securities coverage fight
A federal appeals court backed Illinois Casualty’s refusal to cover a $1.96 million claim after an officer admitted to setting fire to a Minnesota bar
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