One way or another, Wisconsin Electric Power Company is going to fork over $104.5 million in damages, according to a recent order by Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Patricia McMahon. In a ruling that sent shivers up the spines of the utility's executives, McMahon demanded the money come out of the utility's coffers and not those of its insurance companies.
May 05, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
One way or another, Wisconsin Electric Power Company is going to fork over $104.5 million in damages, according to a recent order by Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Patricia McMahon.
In a ruling that sent shivers up the spines of the utility’s executives — and of many in the Milwaukee legal community — McMahon demanded that the money come out of the utility’s coffers and not those of its insurance companies.
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