Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida
Personal Injury
Can a corporation who is partially self insured (up to say $150,000.00) for store liability avoid litagation for personal injury under their limit of $150,000.00 if the Corporation is going bankrupt and does the insurer which covers claims above $150,000.00 have any liability if the Corporation goes bankrupt.
Asked on 8/22/01, 12:31 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anthony Comparetto
Comparetto Law Firm
Re: Personal Injury
Complex issue that requires speaking with attorney. Normally you would liquidate your cliam through trial. Self insured portion handled as claim at bankruptcy court. If verdict is for above $150,000.00 insurer would pay.
Answered on 8/23/01, 8:57 am
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