Court verdict: WTC terror attacks were two occurrences for ...
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A New York court ruled that the World Trade Center terrorist attacks were two separate event, meaning leaseholder Larry Silverstein stands to collect up to $2.2 billion from nine insurers.
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NEW YORK A federal jury said that the destruction of the World Trade Center constituted two separate attacks, entitling the developer, Larry Silverstein, to collect up to $2.2 billion, or double the insurance coverage provided by nine insurers at the
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A New York developer hoping to rebuild  the destroyed World Trade Center on Monday won a major victory  against his insurers, when a jury decided the hijacked airline  attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were two separate events.
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World Trade Center leaseholder Silverstein Properties Inc. could collect $4.68 billion in insurance payments after the jury in the second phase of the WTC property insurance litigation decided that the Sept.
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The U.S. government has suffered   enough legal setbacks in its war on terrorism to suggest the   conviction of seven men accused of a plot to attack America's   tallest building is anything but certain.
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A federal jury decided Monday that the destruction of the World Trade Center was two events for insurance purposes, meaning leaseholder Larry Silverstein can collect twice
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Americas Amber Alert News Center(NEW YORK USA)- A federal jury ruled Monday that the attack on the World Trade Center was two occurrences for insurance purposes, meaning leaseholder Larry Silverstein stands to collect up to $2.2 billion from nine
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Just over eight months after multiple bombings on crowded commuter trains in Madrid killed 191 people, the trial of one of the accused has led to the first conviction relating to the March 11 attacks.
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A New York Jury ruled that the two planes that hit the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 were two separate events instead of one which increased the insurers liability by at least $140 million.
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MADRID (International Herald-Tribune) - As a verdict was due here Wednesday in the biggest Islamic terrorism trial in Europe, the government put security forces on alert and prepared new memorial services for the 191 people who were killed when 10 bombs packed with nails exploded on commuter trains in this capital on March 11, 2004. A three-judge panel was set to read out the verdicts and sentences after nearly five months of testimony by hundreds of witnesses, a spider's web of arguments by more than 40 attorneys and sporadic hunger strikes by several of the 28 defendants - most of them young Muslim men of North African origin who are accused of executing the plot out of allegiance to Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda.
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A jury has decided that the destruction of the World Trade Center was two events, meaning leaseholder Larry Silverstein can collect twice from insurance companies.
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Sept. 6 issue - Russian officials confirmed what the rest of the world suspected: that terrorism was a likely cause of two nearly simultaneous crashes of airliners that took off from the same Moscow airport one night last week.
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A jury's finding yesterday that the Sept. 11 attack by two hijacked planes on the World Trade Center was two occurrences for insurance purposes provides an extra $1.1 billion, ensuring &quot;a timely and complete rebuild&quot; of the destroyed complex, its leaseholder says.
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A U.S. court on Thursday dismissed the  convictions of two Arab men, the first to be prosecuted and  tried on terror-related charges following the Sept. 11 attacks,  after the government conceded errors in handling the case.
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The 11 September 2001  attacks on America are to be recalled at ceremonies in New York and across the US.
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A jury said the developer who controls the lease at the World Trade Center site was entitled to collect up to $2.2 billion.
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Federal investigators believe the second World Trade Center tower fell much more quickly than the first because it faced a more concentrated, intense fire inside, officials said Tuesday.