Government agencies probably won't face much liability from those physically or fiscally harmed by the Boston Marathon bombings, but the race sponsors could prove vulnerable depending on the terms of their insurance policies.
May 30, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Government agencies probably won’t face much liability from those physically or fiscally harmed by the Boston Marathon bombings, but the race sponsors could prove vulnerable depending on the terms of their insurance policies.
That was the consensus during a panel discussion hosted by Edwards Wildman Palmer.
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