The Appellate Division rejected claims from insurance broker BWD Group, which was seeking to upend the verdict against it stemming from losses by numerous ShopRite stores during Sandy.
April 08, 2020 at 03:23 PM
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A New Jersey appeals court has affirmed a $12 million judgment for Wakefern Food Corp., the corporate entity made up of owners of ShopRite and other grocery stores, in an action against an insurance broker over losses it sustained during Superstorm Sandy.
The Appellate Division in Wakefern Food v. BWD Group rejected appeals from both sides—from Wakefern, challenging rulings molding the verdict and rejecting attorney fees, and from broker BWD Group, seeking to upend the verdict.
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