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Federal Court Rules Nationwide General Insurance Not Required to Defend Arizona Venue Owners in Trademark Dispute

Judge finds insurance policies exclude coverage for intellectual property claims in Warehouse 215 trade name lawsuit

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Federal Court Rules Nationwide General Insurance Not Required to Defend Arizona Venue Owners in Trademark Dispute
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A federal judge in Arizona granted summary judgment in favor of Nationwide General Insurance, holding that the insurer has no duty to defend or indemnify business owners Heather Lennon and Atkins & Lennon Libations LLC in a trademark infringement lawsuit over the Warehouse 215 event venue name. The court found that th…
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Federal Court Rules Nationwide General Insurance Not Required to Defend Arizona Venue Owners in Trademark Dispute A federal judge in Arizona granted summary judgment in favor of Nationwide General Insurance, holding that the insurer has no duty to defend or indemnify business owners Heather Lennon and Atkins & Lennon Libations LLC... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/federal-court-rules-nationwide-general-insurance-not-required-to-defend-arizona-venue-owners-in-trademark-dispute

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