0 minute readInsurance disputes continue to mount over who ultimately will pay the cost of any damage or injury from the use of Chinese drywall, according to Tom Hagy, CEO of HB Litigation Conferences. Hagy pointed to the January lawsuit filed in New Orleans by 700 homeowners against 14 insurance companies and last month’s suit in Florida by an affiliate of a major global insurer for a declaration against coverage of claims.
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