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Chris Waller and Graham Neeley Secure Dismissal for Insurance Client, Affirmed on Appeal

  • Writer: Ball, Ball, Matthews & Novak
    Ball, Ball, Matthews & Novak
  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read

The Supreme Court of Alabama recently affirmed a trial court’s decision dismissing BBMN’s client—a large insurance company—in a case involving the distribution of insurance policy proceeds following a fire loss.


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Firm attorneys Chris Waller and Graham Neeley represented the client after interpleading the policy limits under one coverage section. They successfully moved to dismiss all other claims against the client, including claims relating to additional coverage sections.


Waller and Neeley argued that the insured parties had not satisfied necessary policy conditions to present valid claims, while the opposing parties maintained they were entitled to additional proceeds. The trial court agreed with BBMN’s position and dismissed the claims in their entirety.


On appeal, the appellant argued that the statute of limitations had not yet expired for presenting claims under other coverage sections. Waller and Neeley countered that this issue was moot given the appellant’s failure to comply with the trial court’s order and failure to present a valid claim.


The Supreme Court affirmed the dismissal, siding with BBMN’s attorneys and fully resolving the matter in favor of the firm’s client.

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