I believe Oberlins costs were covered by an insurance policy.
Not punitive damages and maybe nothing except legal representation. You cannot go out of your way to get sued and then expect insurance. Negligence leading to a personal injury is one thing. An intentional tort is quite another.
Not punitive damages and maybe nothing except legal representation. You cannot go out of your way to get sued and then expect insurance. Negligence leading to a personal injury is one thing. An intentional tort is quite another.
Yes, Oberon has liability and tort insurance. Oberlin’s insurance carrier refused to cover the judgement as Oberlin’s acts were malicious, intentional, self-inflicted and outside the scope of their policy. In other words, Oberlin’s did not have clean hands.