WTC Jury Must Answer $3.5 Billion Question
After 10 weeks of conflicting testimony from dozens of witnesses and hundreds of exhibits involving technical policy language that could baffle the most seasoned insurance executive, the $3.5 billion World Trade Center coverage dispute is scheduled to be handed over to a jury this week.
Now its up to the jurorsseven men and five women, none of whom were familiar with the arcane world of insurance policy terms and conditions before this trialto make heads or tails out of the highly complicated and often-contradictory evidence presented before them.
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