Law360, New York (August 07, 2012, 1:30 PM ET) -- Citigroup Inc., the primary tenant of a Manhattan skyscraper that collapsed on Sept. 11, does not have to pay the legal fees of the building’s owner in insurance litigation stemming from the terrorist attacks, the Second Circuit ruled Tuesday.
A three-judge panel affirmed a September 2010 ruling dismissing an indemnification suit by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the owner of 7 World Trade Center. The building collapsed on the afternoon of Sept. 11 after it was set on fire by debris from...
2nd Circ. Lets Citigroup Off Hook For 9/11 Legal Fees
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