Litigation
Jan. 5, 2013
Luxury automaker sues insurer over cars lost to hurricane
Fisker Automotive Inc. sued its insurance company for denying a $33 million claim for 338 luxury hybrid sports sedans submerged by Hurricane Sandy.
By Don J. DeBenedictis
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Anaheim-based high-end automaker Fisker Automotive Inc. has sued its insurance company for rejecting a claim over 338 luxury cars destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. The electric hybrid Karma-model sedans, valued at about $33 million, were submerged in more than five feet of seawater at a New Jersey shipping facility when the storm hit on Oct. 29, according to the lawsuit, filed in state court in Manhattan. Fisker Automotive Inc. ...
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