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Hartford Denies Coverage for Song-Beverly Claims

Posted on August 17, 2011 by pogowasright.org

Karl Timm reports:

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has filed at least two suits against insureds seeking a declaration that CGL policies it issued do not provide coverage for Song-Beverly claims filed in the wake of the Pineda decision.

Hartford filed suits in Illinois federal court against Euromarket Designs, Inc. (a/k/a Crate & Barrel) and in New Jersey federal court against the Children’s Place Retail Stores Inc.  Each of the insureds had been named as defendants in various Song-Beverly class actions for intentionally requesting and recording their customers’ zip codes during credit card transactions.  The suits sought civil penalties and, in at least one case, restitution.

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