NJ Transit wins $400 million legal battle to have insurance cover Hurricane Sandy damages

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NJ Transit wins $400 million legal battle to have insurance cover Hurricane Sandy damages
(Source: www.nj.com, November 19, 2019)

NEWARK, N.J. — NJ Transit won a major victory when an appellate court ruled that seven insurance companies have to pay to repair to trains that were damaged by flooding from Hurricane Sandy in October 2012.

Full story: www.nj.com

Wednesday, November 20, 2019

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