Navigators Insurance Company v. Goyard, Inc.
- Alvin Hellerstein
- 1:20-cv-06609
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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Navigators v. Goyard: Judge Hellerstein entered judgment for Goyard, granted Navigators’ dismissal motion, denied Goyard’s strike motion, and closed the case.
Goyard received a judgment for the stated loss, interest, and costs, while its claims for attorneys’ fees and punitive damages were dismissed; Navigators’ liability for the loss was resolved against it.
What happened
Navigators Insurance Company v. Goyard, Inc. concerned Goyard’s claim to recover the value of its goods.
The court granted Goyard’s motion to recover its losses and entered judgment for $753,340.50, plus $242,967.79 in prejudgment interest and costs set by the Clerk. It also granted Navigators’ motion to dismiss Goyard’s claims for attorneys’ fees and punitive damages and denied Goyard’s motion to strike.
Judge Alvin Hellerstein’s rulings resolved the case, which the judgment states is closed.
The detailed version
- Navigators Insurance Company v. Goyard, Inc. · No. 1:20-cv-06609
- Alvin Hellerstein
- Jan. 31, 2024
Background
The judgment states that Goyard, Inc. sought to recover the loss of its goods from Navigators Insurance Company. The judgment relies on the reasons given in the Court’s January 31, 2024 Order, but that Order is not included in the provided text.
Rulings
The court granted Goyard’s motion to recover the loss of its goods. It directed entry of judgment for $753,340.50, plus prejudgment interest at nine percent per year beginning July 2, 2020. The judgment states that the prejudgment interest amounted to $242,967.79, in addition to costs as taxed by the Clerk.
The court granted Navigators’ motion to dismiss Goyard’s claim for attorneys’ fees and punitive damages. It denied Goyard’s motion to strike.
Disposition
The judgment states that the case is closed. The ruling was entered on January 31, 2024, under Judge Alvin Hellerstein.
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