St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company v. M&T Bank Corporation

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St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company v. M&T Bank Corporation

Plaintiff:	St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company
Defendant:	M&T Bank Corporation
Case Number:	1:2012cv06322
Filed:	August 17, 2012
Court:	US District Court for the Southern District of New York
Office:	Foley Square Office
County:	XX Out of State
Presiding Judge:	John F. Keenan
Nature of Suit:	Other Contract
Cause of Action:	28 U.S.C. § 1332
Jury Demanded By:	None

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Date Filed	Document Text
February 19, 2014	Filing 121 OPINION AND ORDER re: 88 MOTION for Summary Judgment. filed by St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company, 90 MOTION for Summary Judgment. filed by Theodore Liftman Insurance, Inc. For the foregoing reasons, St. Paul's motion for summary judgment and Liftman's motion for summary judgment are each granted. The matter will remain open pending the determination of the proper amount of costs and fees to be paid to St. Paul by M&T Bank. (Signed by Judge John F. Keenan on 2/19/2014) (djc)
December 5, 2012	Filing 31 OPINION & ORDER re: 14 MOTION Vacate Entry of Default filed by M&T Bank Corporation. For the foregoing reasons, Plaintiff's application for default judgment is denied. Defendant's motion to vacate the entry of default is granted. The parties are directed to comply with the Case Management Order filed contemporaneously with this opinion. (Signed by Judge John F. Keenan on 12/4/2012) (mro)

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February 19, 2014

Filing 121 OPINION AND ORDER re: 88 MOTION for Summary Judgment. filed by St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company, 90 MOTION for Summary Judgment. filed by Theodore Liftman Insurance, Inc. For the foregoing reasons, St. Paul's motion for summary judgment and Liftman's motion for summary judgment are each granted. The matter will remain open pending the determination of the proper amount of costs and fees to be paid to St. Paul by M&T Bank. (Signed by Judge John F. Keenan on 2/19/2014) (djc)

December 5, 2012

Filing 31 OPINION & ORDER re: 14 MOTION Vacate Entry of Default filed by M&T Bank Corporation. For the foregoing reasons, Plaintiff's application for default judgment is denied. Defendant's motion to vacate the entry of default is granted. The parties are directed to comply with the Case Management Order filed contemporaneously with this opinion. (Signed by Judge John F. Keenan on 12/4/2012) (mro)

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Plaintiff: St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company
Represented By:	Richard Scott Mills
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