153573P.pdf   01/12/2017  Barbara Williams  v.  Employers Mutual Casualty Co.
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  15-3573
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri - St. Louis   
   [PUBLISHED] [Kelly, Author, with Wollman and Arnold, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil case - Insurance. The consent judgment in this matter was a final 
   decision because it unconditionally disposed of the last of plaintiff's 
   unresolved claims, and the court had jurisdiction over the appeal of the 
   consent judgment; plaintiff had not waived her right to appeal the consent 
   judgment; earlier judgment on the pleadings did not end the case and the 
   matter was not final for purposes of appeal until the consent judgment was 
   entered; it is clear from the face of plaintiff's complaint that she 
   sought relief on behalf of the class of the residents of the Collier 
   mobile home park, and the district court did not err in determining that 
   the matter was a class action and that it had jurisdiction under CAFA; the 
   district court did not err in determining the insurers did not have a duty 
   to defend or indemnify Collier in the original action brought by 
   plaintiffs; the plaintiffs' claims concerning contaminated drinking water 
   were covered by pollution exemptions in the policies as there was no 
   dispute that the contaminants in the water - radium and coliform bacteria 
   - were pollutants within the meaning of the policies; the claim that 
   Collier failed to build certain promised amenities at the mobile home park 
   states a claim for breach of contract and none of the policies at issue 
   covered damages from breach of contract; because the insurers had no duty 
   to defend, under Missouri law they had no duty to indemnify.