A commercial division judge, suggesting that the case may not have the legs to require further litigation, has ordered mediation for the parties embroiled in an insurance coverage battle over a preparatory school's decision to settle sexual abuse allegations with two former students.
March 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A commercial division judge has ordered mediation for the parties embroiled in an insurance coverage battle over a preparatory school’s decision to settle sexual abuse allegations with two former students.
Justice Charles Ramos (See Profile) on Thursday suggested to parties in Horace Mann School v. Granite State Insurance, 652752/2013, that the case may not have the legs to require further litigation.
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