Arkansas-Oklahoma Gas Corp. v. Lukis Stewart Price Forbes & Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Robert H. Dudley, Justice.
A group of insurance companies, the appellees, provided surplus lines of liability insurance to appellant Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Corporation. A gas explosion resulted in judgments of $8,000,000 against AOG and it, in turn, looked to the insurers for coverage. By that time, five (5) of the surplus lines insurers had become insolvent. The solvent ones paid their proportionate, or several, shares of the loss, but refused to pay the insolvent insurers’ shares. Eventually, AOG filed suit and alleged that each insurer was jointly liable for the whole loss. In a summary…
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