Weyerhaeuser Co. v. Commercial Union Ins.

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• holding that payment of environmental remediation company costs are the “equivalent of settlement” for exhaustion purposes
• applying the Pederson’s rationale under similar, albeit more complex, factual circumstances
• applying the Pederson’s rationale under similar, albeit more complex, factual circumstances
• denying prejudgment interest on Olympic Steamship fees, not underlying defenses costs
• \the insured must first be fully compensated for its loss before any setoff is ever allowed\
• \an award of attorneys' fees is precisely the type of discretionary claim where we have rejected the right to prejudgment interest\

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