St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Company et al v. Ohio Casualty Insurance Company et al
Filing
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ORDER pursuant to 370 Stipulation : IT IS HEREBY ORDERED dismissing without prejudice ASIC from Plaintiffs' claims. Signed by Senior Judge Stephen M McNamee on 6/23/2014. (ALS)
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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FOR THE DISTRICT OF ARIZONA
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St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
Company, Charter Oak Fire Insurance
Company, and Travelers Indemnity
Company of America,
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Plaintiffs,
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American Safety Indemnity Company, )
Lexington Insurance Company,
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American Home Insurance Company,
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Commerce & Industry Insurance
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Company, and Liberty Mutual Insurance )
Company,
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Defendants.
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Transportation Insurance Company and )
National Fire Insurance Company of
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Hartford,
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Cross-Claimants,
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Ohio Casualty Insurance Company,
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Maryland Casualty Company, American )
Safety Indemnity Company, Lexington )
Insurance Company, American Home
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Insurance Company, Commerce &
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Industry Insurance Company, Zurich
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American Insurance Company, Liberty )
Mutual Insurance Company, and
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American Guarantee & Liability
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Insurance Company,
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No. CV-11-1954-PHX-SMM
ORDER
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Cross-Defendants.
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Zurich American Insurance Company, )
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Cross-Claimant,
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Ohio Casualty Insurance Company,
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American Safety Indemnity Company, )
Lexington Insurance Company,
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Transportation Insurance Company,
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American Home Insurance Company,
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Commerce & Industry Insurance
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Company, Liberty Mutual Insurance
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Company, and National Fire Insurance )
Company of Hartford,
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Cross-Defendants.
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American Home Insurance Company and )
Commerce & Industry Insurance
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Company,
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Counter/Cross-Claimants,
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St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
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Company, Charter Oak Fire Insurance )
Company, Travelers Indemnity Company)
of America, Ohio Casualty Insurance
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Company, Maryland Casualty Company, )
American Safety Indemnity Company, )
Transportation Insurance Company,
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Zurich American Insurance Company, )
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company,
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National Fire Insurance Company of
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Hartford, and American Guarantee &
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Liability Insurance Company,
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Counter/Cross-Defendants. )
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Lexington Insurance Company,
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Counter/Cross-Claimant,
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St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
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Company, Charter Oak Fire Insurance )
Company, Travelers Indemnity Company)
of America, Ohio Casualty Insurance
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Company, Maryland Casualty Company, )
American Safety Indemnity Company, )
Transportation Insurance Company,
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Zurich American Insurance Company, )
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company,
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National Fire Insurance Company of
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Hartford, and American Guarantee &
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Liability Insurance Company,
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Counter/Cross-Defendants. )
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Before the Court is a Stipulation for Dismissal between Plaintiffs/Counter-Defendants
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St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company, and
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Travelers
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Claimants/Cross-Defendants Transportation Insurance Company and National Fire Insurance
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Company of Hartford; Cross-Claimant/Cross-Defendant Zurich American Insurance
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Company, along with Cross-Defendants American Guarantee and Liability Insurance
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Company, and Maryland Casualty Company; Defendants/Counter-Claimants/Cross-
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Claimants/Cross-Defendants Lexington Insurance Company, American Home Assurance
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Company, and Commerce and Industry Insurance Company; Defendant/Cross-Defendant
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American Safety Indemnity Company (“ASIC”); Defendant/Cross-Defendant Liberty Mutual
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Insurance Company; and Cross-Defendant Ohio Casualty Insurance Company. (Doc. 370.)
Indemnity
Company of
America
(collectively
“Plaintiffs”);
Cross-
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Accordingly,
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IT IS HEREBY ORDERED dismissing without prejudice ASIC from Plaintiffs’
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claims.
DATED this 23rd day of June, 2014.
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