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In Cooper Square Associates LP v. Atlantic Mut. Ins. Co., a decision that was handed down by a New York County trial court on February 9 (and reported in tomorrow’s edition of the New York Law Journal), the plaintiff-landlord contended that since they were named on their tenant’s insurance policy as an additional insured, Atlantic [...]
If a jury sides with plaintiff on this issue, and finds that Allstate engaged in deceptive business practices (this law is codified at sections 349 and 350 of the General Business Law), Allstate faces the specter of not only compensatory damages for their alleged breach of contract, but also treble and punitive damages as well.
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