Cases 1 - 3 of 3
National Union v. Corroon & Black, et al
as 06-3461
Plaintiff:
Royal Indemnity Company, individually and as successor by merger with Royal Insurance Company of America, formerly known as Royal Globe Insurance Company
Defendant:
Apex Oil Company, Inc. individually and as successor in interest to Clark Oil and Refining Corporation, Ace Insurance Company, OF ILLINOIS, as successor in interest to INA Insurance Company of Illinois, Central National Insurance COmpany of Omaha and others
Third Party Plaintiff - Appellant:
National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh
Third Party Defendant - Appellee:
Corroon & Black of Missouri, Inc. and Frank B. Hall & Co. of Missouri, Inc.
TIG Insurance Co. v. Apex Oil Company, et al
as 06-3469
Plaintiff:
Royal Indemnity Company, individually and as successor by merger with Royal Insurance Company of America, formerly known as Royal Globe Insurance Company
Defendant:
Apex Oil Company, Inc. individually and as successor in interest to Clark Oil and Refining Corporation, Ace Insurance Company, OF ILLINOIS, as successor in interest to INA Insurance Company of Illinois, Central National Insurance COmpany of Omaha and others
Cross Claimant - Appellant:
TIG Insurance Company, successor in interest to
Cross Defendant - Appellee:
Apex Oil Company, Inc.
Royal Indemnity v. Apex Oil Company, et al
as 06-3454
Plaintiff - Appellant:
Royal Indemnity Company, individually and as successor by merger with Royal Insurance Company of America, formerly known as Royal Globe Insurance Company
Defendant - Appellee:
Apex Oil Company, Inc. individually and as successor in interest to Clark Oil and Refining Corporation, Ace Insurance Company, OF ILLINOIS, as successor in interest to INA Insurance Company of Illinois, Central National Insurance COmpany of Omaha and others
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