Supreme Court denies insurer's appeal in Marion County blood "pollutant" dispute
The state Supreme Court refused to take up a property insurer’s appeal in a dispute about whether blood should be considered a pollutant.
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The state Supreme Court refused to take up a property insurer’s appeal in a dispute about whether blood should be considered a pollutant.
In refusing to hear a case, the Fla. Supreme Court confirmed that damage from blood doesn’t fall under a “pollution exclusion” claimed by a property insurer.
This week’s bookcase includes reviews of The Librarianist by Patrick deWitt and Kala by Colin Walsh.
On Tuesday, June 20, the Tahlequah School Board of Education approved renewals, discussed the addition of a flight simulator, and listed new cafeteria food for the upcoming school year.
Crescent City Commissioner Cynthia Burton will remain in office despite election results that may have bumped her from the seat, after a Fifth District Court of Appeal opinion issued Monday.