A committee of federal judges in New Jersey is expected to hammer out a plan by the end of the month to manage more than 600 hundred suits filed by insureds against flood insurance carriers over Superstorm Sandy claims.
March 07, 2014 at 06:05 PM
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A committee of federal judges in New Jersey is expected to hammer out a plan by the end of the month to manage more than 600 hundred suits filed by insureds against flood insurance carriers over Superstorm Sandy claims.
The Superstorm Sandy Litigation Committee for the District of New Jersey held a public hearing on Thursday to receive input from lawyers and other interested parties on optimal ways for proceeding with the litigation.
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