Homeowner Association Could Be Sued In Trayvon Martin Case

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5. Insurer Says It Should Not Have to Pay for Trayvon Martin's Death

ORLANDO (CN) - Traveler's Insurance sued Trayvon Martin's mother and The Retreat at Twin Lakes Homeowners' Association, where her son was killed, claiming it has no responsibility to defend the HOA or cover the teenager's death.
Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America sued The Retreat at Twin Lakes Homeowners' Association and Sybrina Fulton, as representative of her son's estate, in Federal Court.
The Retreat at Twin Lakes' Neighborhood Watch captain George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin to death on Feb. 26.
The shooting set off a national furor, as police initially let Martin's killer, George Zimmerman, go free after questioning him. Martin was black; Zimmerman is not.
Travelers claims that on March 30, it issued the HOA a "claims-made, nonprofit management and organization liability insurance policy.
Fulton then sought monetary damages against the HOA's policy with Travelers for her son's death.

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