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Cagle v. National Indemnity Company of the South — 11th Cir. (argued August 11, 2026)

No. 25-11778 Argued August 11, 2026 Published August 12, 2026; updated August 17, 2026

The Eleventh Circuit considers whether National Indemnity must pay seven hundred fifty thousand dollars toward an unpaid judgment from a 2019 tractor-trailer crash. Freddie Cagle obtained a judgment of about four point six million dollars against trucking defendants. He then sought payment under MCS-90 endorsements, federal surety obligations that protect the public when a motor carrier's policy does not cover the accident. The district court ordered National to pay. The appeal turns on whether a replacement regulatory filing ended National's obligation and whether one crash can trigger more than one responsible carrier's endorsement.

Cagle v. National Indemnity Company of the South (No. 25-11778) — U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, argued August 11, 2026.

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