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ASARCO Can Argue For Legal Expenses From Fireman's Fund

ASARCO, an Arizona-based copper company that declared bankruptcy in 2005, will have its day in court regarding the payment of legal expenses if it prevails in its case against Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, a Texas judge ruled.

By Phil Gusman | Updated on June 24, 2009

NU Online News Service, June 25, 3:24 p.m. EDT

ASARCO, an Arizona-based copper company that declared bankruptcy in 2005, will have its day in court regarding the payment of legal expenses if it prevails in its case against Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company, a Texas judge ruled.

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