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A company that allegedly didn't notify its insurers that it had been sued for trademark infringement until after the trial had begun breached its insurance policies, a federal judge in Houston held recently. The judge also held in New Era of Networks Inc. v. Great Northern Insurance Co. that the insurers don't have to show that the late notice of the suit against the company detrimentally affected their ability to defend it.
August 20, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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