NEW YORK - The federal bankruptcy judge presiding over the Chapter 11 proceeding ofEner1 Inc. on Feb. 1 approved $ 13.5 million in debtor-in-possession financing to fund the bankruptcy proceeding (In Re: Ener1 Inc., No. 12-10299, Chapter 11, S.D. N.Y. Bkcy.).
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PHILADELPHIA - An insurer for the Pennsylvania State University (PSU) on Jan. 31 filed a declaratory judgment lawsuit in a Pennsylvania Common Pleas Court disputing general liability coverage for an underlying lawsuit alleging that university employee Gerald Sandusky sexually molested a minor (Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association Insurance Co. v. The Pennsylvania State University, et al., No. […]
WAUSAU, Wis. - The Wisconsin Court of Appeals on Jan. 31 upheld a $ 138,921.17 award to homeowners who experienced structural damage to their home because of water infiltration, concluding that the damage was covered under the home’s 10-year warranty (Thomas Dierl, et al. v. Lindal Cedar Homes Inc., No. 2010AP2256, Wis. App.; 2012 Wisc. […]
ROCHESTER, NY - The Fourth Department New York Supreme Court Appellate Division on Jan. 31 affirmed a trial court decision ordering the New York State Department of Health and its commissioner, Richard F. Daines, to reimburse Niagara County for Medicaid expenditures known as “overburden expenditures” (In the Matter of County of Niagara v. Richard F. […]
CINCINNATI - An Ohio federal judge on Jan. 31 filed a decision to stay a petition to confirm an arbitration award issued by a tribunal in a dispute over the licensing of patents related to electric discharge machining wire used in precision cutting, until a challenge to the award can be heard by a German […]
NEW YORK - The federal bankruptcy judge presiding over the Chapter 11 case of MF Global Holdings Ltd. on Feb. 1 denied a request by MF Global’s commodities customers who sought an order directing the trustee to distribute the assets in the bankruptcy estate (In Re: MF Global Holdings Ltd., No. 11-15059, Chapter 11, S.D. […]
NEW YORK - Bankrupt Eastman Kodak Co. on Jan. 31 moved in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York for approval of expedited procedures to unload its de minimis assets (In Re: Eastman Kodak Company, No. 12-10202, Chapter 11, S.D. N.Y. Bkcy.).
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The First District Florida Court of Appeal on Jan. 30 affirmed dismissal of a railing coating manufacturer named as the defendant in a construction defects action, agreeing that the defendant had no knowledge of the construction project and could not be considered a supplier (Harbor Landing Condominium Owners Association Inc. v. Harbor […]
HOUSTON - Allegations of copyright infringement were rejected Jan. 31 by a Texas federal judge, who found that the manuals and drawings at issue could not be copyrighted when they were previously within the public domain (Axxiom Manufacturing Inc. v. McCoy Investments Inc., No. 09-3735, S.D. Texas; 2012 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11504).
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TYLER, Texas - Because an insurer’s denial of workers’ compensation benefits was in line with a decision by the Texas Department of Insurance - Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC), a Texas federal magistrate judge on Jan. 31 found no support for an employee’s bad faith claims (Mark Parmer v. Travelers Indemnity Co., No. 6:11-cv-00311, E.D. […]