A federal judge in Orlando refused to dismiss a case filed by an insurance company against a ship parts maker over damage caused by a boat fire.

In 2014, a fire severely damaged the E=Mc2. When the fire occurred, the vessel was owned by Eric Slifka and insured by Ace American Insurance Co. When Slifka purchased the vessel, it included a bow thruster that had been installed by Florida Bow Thrusters Inc. A bow thruster is an auxiliary propulsion device in the bow of a ship that helps maneuvering.

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