PFIZER, INC. v. EMP. INS. OF WAUSAU

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Paul R. Koepff, a member of the New York bar, argued the cause for appellants Commercial Union Insurance Company, Insurance Company of North America, Century Indemnity Company as successor to CCI Insurance Company, as successor to INA, Alan Lloyd, on his own behalf and as a representative for Certain Underwriters of Lloyd's, London and Certain London Market Companies, Central National Insurance Company of Omaha with respect to policies issued through Cravens, Dargan & Company, Pacific Coast, as their Managing General Agent, C.E. Heath Compensation & Liability Insurance Company, Highlands Insurance Company with respect to policies issued through Cravens, Dargan & Company, Pacific Coast, as their Managing General Agent (Graham, Curtin & Sheridan, attorneys for Insurance Company of North America, Century Indemnity Company as successor to CCI Insurance Company, as successor to INA, Highlands Insurance Company with respect to policies issued through Cravens, Dargan & Company, Pacific Coast, as their Managing General Agent, Central National Insurance Company of Omaha with respect to policies issued through Cravens, Dargan & Company, Pacific Coast, as their Managing General Agent, Christie, Pabarue, Mortensen and Young attorneys for Commercial Union Insurance Company and C.E. Heath Compensation & Liability Insurance Company and Margolis Edelstein attorneys for Alan Lloyd, on his own behalf and as a representative for Certain Underwriters of Lloyd's, London and Certain London Market Companies; Mr. Koepff, Joseph R. McDonough, James W. Christie, III, Arthur J. Liederman, a member of the New York bar, and Bruce E. Barrett on the brief).

Jerrald J. Hochman submitted a brief on behalf of appellants The Home Insurance Company and The City Insurance Company (Sheft, Golub & Kamlet, attorneys).

Andrew T. Berry argued the cause for respondent (Killian & Salisbury and McCarter & English, attorneys; Eugene Killian, Jr., Jerold Oshinsky, a member of the District of Columbia bar, Edward Tessler and Lynda A. Bennett, on the brief).