Fairfield Homes, Inc. et al v. American Casualty Company of Reading, PA et al
| Fairfield Homes, Inc. and Fairfield Green Valley, Inc. |
| American Casualty Company of Reading, PA, National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford and Granite State Insurance Company |
| 4:2009cv00360 |
| June 25, 2009 |
| U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona |
| Tucson Division Office |
| Pima |
| David C Bury |
| None |
| 12 U.S.C. ยง 635 Breach of Insurance Contract |
| None |
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*ORDER granting 112 Motion for Attorney Fees in the amount of $78,417.08; granting 117 Motion to Stay Execution of Judgment by Supersedeas Bond; Clerk to amend Judgment; Granite shall use a disinterested third-party underwriter for the bond, issued for $190,645.84, plus the amount of attorney fees and costs awarded, $78,417.08, and interest. Signed by Judge David C Bury on 5/24/11.(SMBE) Modified to correct typo on amount awarded on 5/25/2011 (SMBE).*
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ORDER denying 106 Motion for Reconsideration ; denying 107 Motion for Reconsideration ; granting 111 Motion to Stay; Plaintiff's bad faith claims against Defendants are DISMISSED; Clerk to amend Judgment entered on 2/15/2011 and enter Judgment against Granite for $190,645.85. Signed by Judge David C Bury on 3/24/11.(SMBE)
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