Insurance companies last week lost again in their legal struggle to take a slice of the $4 billion settlement earmarked for Maui wildfire survivors. The Hawaii Supreme Court swatted down a group of insurers that attempted to intervene in a class-action lawsuit and recover money in cases where victims did not submit a claim to a $135 million chunk of the settlement total.
Off the news: Insurance firms lose again over fire case
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