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Facing a stack of claims from victims of the Oct. 15 Staten Island Ferry crash, New York City has moved to limit the city's liability to $14 million and consolidate all suits before a single federal judge. City representatives urged victims and their attorneys to engage in settlement talks, saying claims could be solved "without the need for litigation." Claimants' attorneys called the city's move an effort to derail lawsuits with outdated, seldom-used maritime laws.
December 03, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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