All-Star 🧑‍⚖️ NEWS: Varsity Brands sued (again)

Welcome to our Cheerleading Community

Members see FEWER ads... join today!

Sep 12, 2020
93
15

Varsity Brands faces lawsuit from its insurance company​

The latest addition to the list of Varsity lawsuits: insurance…

Basically, their insurance company (Arch Insurance) has asked a judge for help with a mistake in the insurance policy. This issue is connected to the lawsuits about sexual abuse against Varsity Brands that we've been covering.

Specifically, Arch claims important details (pages) related to cases of abuse were missing in Varsity's 2018-19 insurance policy. These missing details could lead to the insurance company having to cover a significant amount of the costs associated with sexual abuse claims against Varsity Brands.

The insurance company claims it wants to correct this mistake, but Varsity Brands refuses to do so.

Here’s a link to the full article.

👉 NEW: we’ve added a “lawsuits & investigations“ category on our newsletter home page. There you’ll find previous newsletters talking about Varsity & USASF lawsuits, individual gyms being sued, Rockstar Cheer investigations, and more.

If you enjoyed this update, we think you'll like our newsletter where this is taken from! You'll get the latest news & happenings in Allstar cheerleading every Monday - all for free 📩 Click here to join!
 
So, the insurance company's lawyers who are paid to prevent this very mistake from happening don't want to honor their contract.

The sad part, consumers will pay for all of these lawsuits and have nothing but superficial rules to show for it. Kids, nor parents wallets, will have any further protections. Our legislators (ironically, the protectors of Epstein's client list and donor recipients from insurance companies) could stop a lot of abuse and trafficking by changing some laws. However, as abusers of the systems they created, it makes perfect sense to blame entities with no true authority and who instead can pass the price of their guilty verdicts on to the consumer.

Money to Congress
 
Back