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"Justices hear arguments on insurance in bus crash"

"Justices hear arguments on insurance in bus crash": In today's edition of The Toledo Blade, Jim Provance has an article that begins, "An emotional case involving a 2007 bus crash that killed seven people, including five members of Bluffton University's baseball team, boiled down to legal definitions of two words Tuesday before the Ohio Supreme Court. The question of whether the survivors of that Georgia crash and the families of those killed may make claims under the university's insurance policies in addition to that of the charter bus company will be determined by how the court defines the words 'hire' and 'permission.'"

And in today's edition of The Columbus Dispatch, James Nash reports that "Court weighs Bluffton crash blame."

Via the web site of the Supreme Court of Ohio, you can access a preview of yesterday's oral argument and the video of the oral argument itself.

Full post as published by How Appealing on September 15, 2010 (boomark / email).