The trial of two former Marsh executives is expected to run into June as prosecutors attempt to paint them as criminals, while the defense contends they were far from it, a defense attorney said.
Last week, two former executives with Marsh–William Gilman and Edward McNenney–went on trial before New York Supreme Court Judge James A. Yates. Both defendants are being tried without a jury.
Robert J. Cleary, an attorney with the law firm Proskauer Rose in New York City, who is representing Mr. Gilman, told National Underwriter today that he expects the trial to last a number of weeks, before turning it over to Judge Yates for a decision sometime in June.
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