A long-running suit by Camden County over its insurer's refusal to cover a $15 million personal injury judgment is headed to trial, thanks to a New Jersey federal judge's ruling.
April 01, 2014 at 06:22 PM
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A long-running suit by Camden County over its insurer’s refusal to cover a $15 million personal injury judgment is headed to trial, thanks to a New Jersey federal judge’s ruling.
State National Insurance Co. has been withholding payment of insurance funds, alleging the county’s lawyers mishandled defense of the underlying suit.
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