The settlement process in Hurricane Sandy insurance cases has hit a snag—it is unclear who will pay the fees of attorneys involved in the negotiations.
April 28, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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The settlement process in Hurricane Sandy insurance cases has hit a snag—it is unclear who will pay the fees of attorneys involved in the negotiations.
To try to untangle the problem, federal magistrate judges met with legal representatives from the federal government, homeowners and insurance companies on Monday and pushed for a solution.
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