When the Capano family business empire sits at the defense table in a civil lawsuit arising out of the murder of Anne Marie Fahey, it will have the reluctant support of insurance company lawyers. U.S. District Judge Murray Schwartz ruled that five insurance companies must defend Louis Capano and several of the family businesses in the suit filed by Fahey's brothers and sister. Thomas Capano, formerly a high-powered Wilmington lawyer, was convicted of the murder last January, and has been sentenced to death.
December 22, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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When the Capano family business empire sits at the defense table in a civil lawsuit arising out of the murder of Anne Marie Fahey, it will have the reluctant support of insurance company lawyers.
U.S. District Judge Murray Schwartz ruled that five insurance companies must defend Louis Capano and several of the family businesses in the suit filed by Fahey’s brothers and sister.
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