Examples of CGL Insurance Policies in a sentence
Inman & Robert Kinder, Securing Insurance Coverage for Patent Infringement Lawsuits Under CGL Insurance Policies Could Save Millions, IN- TELL.
Accordingly, the Debtor believes that the only source of potential recovery from the Debtor for Abuse Claimants is the Debtor CGL Insurance Policies (and Other Insurance Policies (if any) that provide Insurance Coverage for Abuse Claims).
French, Revisiting Construction Defects as “Occurrences” Under CGL Insurance Policies, 19 U.
Under the Litigation Only Alternative, the recovery for Abuse Claimants would be the same as that in a chapter 7 liquidation in that the only source of recovery would be uncertain litigation recoveries against the Debtor CGL Insurance Policies and Other Insurance Policies, if any, that provide coverage for Abuse Claims.The Debtor has prepared an unaudited Liquidation Analysis, attached hereto as Exhibit 3, to assist claimants holding Allowed Claims in evaluating the Plan.
However, the sole source of recovery for such Claims against the Debtor shall be limited to available proceeds of the Debtor CGL Insurance Policies (and Other Insurance Policies, if any, that provide coverage for Class 6 Claims).
As a non-profit entity, USAG does not have substantial assets and instead would have to rely on its Debtor CGL Insurance Policies and other applicable Insurance Policies (if any) to pay any judgments obtained by survivors in their prepetition suits.
However, the sole source of recovery for such Claims against the Debtor shall be shall be limited to available proceeds of the Debtor CGL Insurance Policies (and Other Insurance Policies, if any, that provide coverage for Class 6 Claims).
For instance, like Appellees, it relied heavily on French, Revisiting Construction Defects as “Occurrences” Under CGL Insurance Policies, 19 U.Pa. J.
As set forth above, in the event of a liquidation under chapter 7, Abuse Claimants could pursue their right to recover from the Debtor CGL Insurance Policies, but such recovery is uncertain, will take substantial time and cost, and may not result in a greater recoveryon average for Abuse Claimants and for many Abuse Claimants would result in no recovery at all.
This Claim is treated as an Abuse Claim under the Plan and, therefore, it will be channeled to the Trust under the Full or Partial Settlement Alternative or permitted to recover solely from the Debtor CGL Insurance Policies (and Other Insurance Policies (if any) that provide coverage for Abuse Claims), and no other assets, under the Litigation Only Alternative.