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The provider of toll-free, long distance telephone access had the right to terminate its services from pay phones when the state refused to renegotiate the service price as its contract required whe
Under O.C.G.A. § 33-4-1 2, plaintiffs could bring their claim that insurers used deception to convert their whole life policies to term policies in any county where at least one insurer had an
Case keeps copyright on insurance policy
By R. Robin McDonald, Staff Reporter The American Family Life Assurance Co. of Columbus, Ga., noted for the mascot duck that quacks its name-AFLAC-has settled a rare federal case with an agreement that upholds AFLAC's right to copyright its insurance policies.What remains unresolved are a federal judge's concerns that the defendants, insurance conglomerate Assurant Inc.Agreement Keeps Insurance Policies Under Copyright Protection
The American Family Life Assurance Co. of Columbus, Ga., noted for the mascot duck that quacks its name -- AFLAC -- has settled a rare federal case with an agreement that upholds AFLAC's right to copyright its insurance policies. What remains unresolved are a federal judge's concerns that the defendants, insurance conglomerate Assurant Inc. and its subsidiaries, "showed contempt" for civil proceedings by making misrepresentations to the court.Life for Aflac GC Is Just Ducky
Aflac Inc. GC Joey M. Loudermilk was hired 25 years ago as the first in-house attorney for the insurance giant, which counts more than 40 million insured in the United States and Japan. Some of the legal team's duties include handling the contract work for the Aflac Duck commercials, ubiquitous in the United States and in Japan -- where the duck smiles, laughs and even dances, in contrast to the more curmudgeonly American version.Life for Aflac GC Is Just Ducky
Aflac Inc. GC Joey M. Loudermilk was hired 25 years ago as the first in-house attorney for the insurance giant, which counts more than 40 million insured in the United States and Japan. Some of the legal team's duties include handling the contract work for the Aflac Duck commercials, ubiquitous in the United States and in Japan -- where the duck smiles, laughs and even dances, in contrast to the more curmudgeonly American version.Aflac pays Goldman Sachs $825M to buy back shares
COLUMBUS, Ga. AP - Aflac Inc. said Tuesday it is paying Goldman, Sachs Co. $825 million to buy back Aflac's common shares as the health and disability insurer reaffirmed its profit outlook.Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will deliver shares to Aflac in December and January, with a final settlement in February.Deal Watch: Alston & Bird ensures Aflac's first acquisition
When, for the first time in its 54-year history, Columbus-based insurance provider Aflac Inc. decided to acquire another company, Alston Bird lawyers were on hand to help.Aflac, known for its loudmouthed duck mascot, closed on the $100 million purchase of Columbia, S.C.-based Continental American Insurance Co., or CAIC, on Sept.E-Legal: If It Quacks Like an Online Duck ...
If you thought the Bush-Gore 2000 presidential election was strange, take a look at the 2002 election for governor of Ohio. One of the major players of this recent election was a duck similar to the character used in commercials by American Family Life Assurance Co. The commercials prompted litigation by AFLAC alleging trademark dilution, copyright infringement and unfair competition.Trending Stories
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