The eatery says it has no unencumbered assets after a recent sale of the company, and its default in the New Jersey case comes just after it lost a battle with an insurance company over a claim for COVID-19 business interruption coverage.
March 11, 2021 at 07:34 PM
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Restaurant chain Legal Sea Foods has been found in default in a three-year-old New Jersey employment discrimination case after announcing that it was walking away from “myriad lawsuits and claims.”
The eatery says it has no unencumbered assets after a recent sale of the company, and its default in the New Jersey case comes just after it lost a battle with an insurance company over a claim for COVID-19 business interruption coverage.
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Legal Sea Foods restaurant in the Luckie Marietta district in Downtown Atlanta. Photo: Keizers via Wikimedia Commons
