Lloyd’s Underwriters Say $2.65 Million Reinsurance Case Should Be Arbitrated



DOCUMENTS
  • Motion


MISSOULA, Mont. — Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s have asked a Montana federal judge to send a $2.65 million reinsurance action to arbitration, arguing that the agreement at issue requires resolution of such disputes before a three-member panel.

In an April 7 motion filed before Judge Dana L. Christensen of the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana argue that claims brought against them by the Montana Association of Counties Property and Casualty Trust (MACO) relate to the reinsurance agreement’s interpretation or performance, and therefore fall under its arbitration provision.

MACO represents a group of Montana counties which formed a …

FIRM NAMES
  • Matovich Keller & Huso
  • Ugrin Alexander Zadick





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