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Acadia Insurance Co. v. Four Star Flooring, Inc., et al., 03-E-0529 (Hillsborough, North, Sep. 13, 2004)

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Topics: Collateral Estoppel, Declaratory Judgment, Denial of Coverage, Dept. of Labor (DOL), Dismissal, Res Judicata, Worker's Compensation

Case Information
Document Type: 
Opinion
Case name: 
Acadia Insurance Co. v. Four Star Flooring, Inc., et al.
Date: 
Sep 13 2004
Docket Number: 
03-E-0529
Justice: 
Conboy, Carol Ann
Jurisdiction: 
Hillsborough, North

The petitioner, Acadia Insurance Company ("Acadia"), has filed a petition for declaratory judgment requesting that the court declare its obligations pursuant to insurance policies issued to the defendant, Four Star Flooring, Inc. ("Four Star"), void. Acadia seeks to avoid its insurance obligations due to the alleged fraudulent conduct of defendants, John Kallelis ("Kallelis") and Theresa Nenni ("Nenni"), formerly known as Theresa Kallelis, in filing claims for workers' compensation and underinsured motorist benefits.

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