June 15, 2006
A judge has ruled that World Trade Center leaseholder Larry Silverstein cannot force insurance companies to pay his legal fees related to litigation stemming from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. U.S. District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein said Thursday that it …
March 8, 2006
Insurance companies asked a federal appeals court in New York this week to reject a jury verdict that would enable developer Larry Silverstein to obtain an extra $1.1 billion to rebuild the World Trade Center complex. Meanwhile, Silverstein’s lawyers asked …
February 3, 2006
An insurance company in New York accused the owner of the St. Louis Cardinals of making false claims about contamination on the land under the team’s new stadium and then demanding it pay much of the $14 million cleanup costs. …
January 17, 2006
New York City was dismissed from a federal lawsuit alleging that it was negligent in the collapse of a building at the World Trade Center that crumbled hours after the twin towers fell. Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein dismissed the city …
October 2, 2005
American International Group Inc. has asked a court to force a company led by its former chief executive, Maurice R. Greenberg, to relinquish nearly $18 billion in stock set up to benefit AIG executives. AIG, the nation’s largest insurance company, …
September 23, 2005
Former WorldCom investors can now claim back some of the billions of dollars they lost in a massive accounting fraud, after a federal judge in New York approved legal settlements of “historic proportions.” The deal approved this weekby U.S. District …