Nearly 2,000 lawsuits are pending against insurers over Hurricane Sandy damage, but class actions likely will play at best a small role, plaintiffs and defense attorneys agreed.
According to Stephen Goldman, a partner with Robinson & Cole in Hartford, Ct., who is defending insurers in Sandy-related cases, en masse litigation against insurers following other catastrophes has rarely panned out.
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