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District Court rules on reinsurance of auto lease residual value insurance policies

February 1, 2007 by Carlton Fields

Swiss Re provided a type of reinsurance to Reliance Insurance Company for insurance of residual value insurance policies covering certain automobile risks. When Reliance became financially impaired, Swiss Re litigated liability and damage issues directly with the insured, Keybank USA. In a complicated 67 page opinion on cross motions for summary judgment, the District Court granted in part and denied in part the motions of both parties. This opinion considers multiple issues of contract interpretation, mitigation of damages and expert testimony. The Court recently entered an Order denying the motion of Keybank for reconsideration of the portion of the prior Order that granted partial summary judgment to Swiss Re with respect to auto leases that were part of Keybank's lease extension program. Reliance Insurance Co. v. Keybank U.S.A., Case no. 01-62 (USDC N.D. Ohio Dec. 20, 2006).

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