McMillin Cos.v. Am. Safety Indem. Co., No. D063586 (D4d1 Jan. 22, 2015)
The case is an insurance coverage dispute where, after denying the insurer’s summary judgment motion on policy interpretation, the court granted a couple of motions in limine that effectively ended the case, in that they ruled that the insurer couldn’t contest liability, but that the plaintiff's damages were entirely offset by prior settlement proceeds. The parties stipulated to judgment and both appealed.
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