Rice Mill Says Hurricane Damage Claims Belong In Court

By Caroline Simson (September 28, 2021, 8:49 PM EDT) -- The owner of Louisiana's largest rice mill is urging a federal court not to force it to arbitrate its multimillion-dollar claim against its insurers for "catastrophic" losses caused by two hurricanes that tore through the region last year, saying an underlying arbitration clause is invalid under state law....

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