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DAQUANTAY ROBINSON, ET AL. v. CX REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED, ET AL.
Listen to this articleTorts — Lead paint — Insurance coverage
In the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, after Daquantay Robinson, appellant, prevailed in a lead paint action against his former landlords (“the Underlying Action”), he filed this declaratory judgment action against his former landlords’ liability insurers, Pennsylvania National Mutual Casualty Insurance Company (“Penn National”) and CX Reinsurance Company Limited (“CX Re”) (collectively “the Insurers”), appellees. Robinson asked the court to declare that Penn National and CX Re were jointly and severally liable for the entire judgment obtained against their insureds. The Insurers moved for summary judgment arguing that Robinson’s injury did not fall within their respective coverage periods and, therefore, their obligation to indemnify their insureds had not been triggered. After a hearing, the circuit court granted, in part, and denied, in part, Penn National and CX Re’s motions for summary judgment.
