Lexon Insurance Co. v. Aziz Naser
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SUTTON, Circuit Judge.
Aziz Naser promised to indemnify Lex-on Insurance Company for executing surety bonds on behalf of Michigan Orthopedic Services, LLC, a company he co-owned. Although Naser signed the agreement twice — once as an officer of Michigan Orthopedic Services and once as a co-owner — he maintains that he never became personally liable under it. The district court disagreed after a bench trial and entered judgment for Lexon. We affirm and along the way reject a jurisdictional claim that Naser filed an untimely notice of appeal.
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In 2009, Naser was the founder, co-owner, and…
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