Litigation
Sep. 30, 2014
Insurance case involving settlement in 2008 Metrolink crash nearing trial
A dispute between insurance companies and a firm operating a Metrolink train during a 2008 collision that left 24 dead is heating up as both sides prepare to hash out what could be pivotal jury instructions in the big-money case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A dispute between insurance companies and a firm operating a Metrolink train during a 2008 collision that left 24 dead is heating up as both sides prepare to hash out what could be pivotal jury instructions in the big-money case.
The stakes are high: insurers including XL Insurance Co., Indian Harbor Insurance Co. and Lloyd's of London want a refund of the $132.5 million they kicked...
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