By Matthew Santoni (January 5, 2022, 2:07 PM EST) -- Evanston Insurance Co. must defend a nutritional supplement company in a lawsuit brought by the makers of 5-Hour Energy because that suit includes a claim the company made false claims about the competition in its advertising, a Third Circuit panel ruled Wednesday. The precedential decision said that as long as there was a possibility that the Evanston policy would cover part of the 5-Hour Energy lawsuit claiming that Vitamin Energy LLC's advertising made false comparisons of the vitamin content of both companies' products, the insurer had a duty to defend Vitamin Energy in the entire suit. The Third Circuit disagreed with. . .
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