An Atlantic City law firm that suffered down time due to Hurricane Sandy is suing its insurance company for denying its business-interruption claim.
July 02, 2013 at 03:33 AM
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An Atlantic City law firm that suffered downtime due to Hurricane Sandy is suing its insurance company for denying its business-interruption claim.
The shuttering of Cooper, Levenson, April, Niedelman & Wagenheim’s headquarters caused $900,000 in damages, but Harleysville Ins. Co. paid only $25,000 for loss of electrical service, according to the firm.
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