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PBM Nutritionals v. Lexington Insurance Company
No. 110669Supreme Court of Virginia
110669 PBM Nutritionals v. Lexington Insurance Company 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/23/2012) In a declaratory judgment action by a manufacturer of infant formula that was premised on several policies of insurance, s…
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110669 PBM Nutritionals v. Lexington Insurance Company 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/23/2012) In a declaratory judgment action by a manu…
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110669 PBM Nutritionals v. Lexington Insurance Company 04/20/2012 (Revised 04/23/2012) In a declaratory judgment action by a manufacturer of infant formula that was premised on several policies of insurance, seeking interpretation of policy language as well as exclusion and exception endorsements, and a declaration of coverage, the circuit court did not err in construing pollution exclusion endorsements in the commercial insurance policies as precluding coverage for a multi-million dollar loss resulting from contamination of numerous batches of plaintiff's infant formula attributed to an unintended disintegration of water filters occurring during the manufacturing process. The judgment is a…
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