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Dominion Resources, Inc. v. Alstom Power, Inc.

No. 181061Supreme Court of Virginia

181061 Dominion Resources, Inc. v. Alstom Power, Inc. 04/11/2019 A determinative question of law certified by a federal district court under Article VI, Section 1 of the Constitution of Virginia and Rule 5:40,…

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181061 Dominion Resources, Inc. v. Alstom Power, Inc. 04/11/2019 A determinative question of law certified by a federal district …

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181061 Dominion Resources, Inc. v. Alstom Power, Inc. 04/11/2019 A determinative question of law certified by a federal district court under Article VI, Section 1 of the Constitution of Virginia and Rule 5:40, asking whether Virginia law applies the collateral source rule to a breach of contract action where the plaintiff has been reimbursed by an insurer for the full amount it seeks in damages from the defendant, is answered in the affirmative: there are some breach of contract situations where the collateral source rule may apply. Whether the rule applies to a given case requires a case-specific determination of whether the parties' expectations, in light of the rationales for this doctri…

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