MOLD

Indemnity Declaration Suit Dismissed for Failure to Serve


July 8, 2003


DOCUMENTS
  • Dec. 6, 2002, <i>TIG v. 2200 M Street</i> Complaint
  • July 16, 2002, <i>Johnson-Brown v. 2200 M Street</i> Complaint
  • June 9 Memorandum Opinion
  • May 15, 2003, <i>Gannon v. 2200 M Street</i> Complaint
  • Nov. 14, 2002, <i>Anderson v. USAA Casualty, et al.</i> Complaint
  • Oct. 29, 2002, <i>Gannon v. 2200 M Street</i> Original Complaint
  • Sept. 3, 2002, <i>Johnson-Brown v. 2200 M Street</i> Notice of Removal


WASHINGTON - A U.S. District Court has dismissed without prejudice an insurance company's declaratory judgment action regarding its obligation to indemnify the developers and contractors of a luxury condominium building for claims filed against the insured for water damage, mold damage and construction defects. TIG Insurance Company v. 2200 M Street, L.L.C., et al., No. 02-2405 (RMU) (D. D.C.).

According to the June 9 memorandum opinion dismissing the case, insurer TIG Insurance Company failed to serve the complaint within the timeframe allowed by law.

TIG Insurance Company filed suit Dec. 6, 2002, in U.S. District Court against its insureds, the …


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