WoodSpring hotel.
Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric Davis said that even if some of the claims in the underlying lawsuit were outside the scope of WoodSpring Hotels' policy with National Union Fire Insurance, the insurer still had a duty to defend the claims.
May 04, 2018 at 06:21 PM
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A Delaware court has ruled on summary judgment that National Union Fire Insurance Co. must indemnify a multistate extended stay of a hotel chain for up to $10 million it spent defending a now-settled trade secrets lawsuit.
The May 2 ruling said that, while only two of the counts in the underlying 11-count complaint fell within the parameters of coverage National Union provided to WoodSpring Hotels, the insurer was still obliged to defend the action.
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