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Lawyer Sees Flaw In Levee Breach Decision

A Louisiana federal judge who stunned carriers last year by finding that many of their policy flood damage exclusions do not hold water, appears to have seen the law differently in 2005, according to

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A Louisiana federal judge who stunned carriers last year by finding that many of their policy flood damage exclusions do not hold water, appears to have seen the law differently in 2005, according to a legal expert.

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