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Insurance doesn't cover restaurant's refusal to serve customer with service dog

A federal court ruled that an insurance company didn't have to defend a restaurant that was sued for allegedly refusing to serve a person with a service dog.

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A federal district court in West Virginia has ruled that an insurance company did not have to defend a restaurant that was sued for allegedly refusing to serve a person with a service dog.

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