Golden Rule Insurance v. Atallah
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STAHL, Circuit Judge.
Plaintiff-appellant Golden Rule Insurance Company (“Golden Rule”), an Illinois corporation, appeals a judgment awarding defendant-appellee Catherine Atallah (“Atallah”) $263,698.68 for medical expenses pursuant to an insurance contract (“the Policy”) between the parties. Golden Rule contends that Atal-lah’s illness, a meningioma, or tumor of the brain lining, was a preexisting condition excluded from coverage under the Policy and therefore the district court erred in not granting Golden Rule judgment as a matter of law. We agree that Golden Rule was entitled to judgment…
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