Insurers’ challenge to $2.5bn Boy Scouts settlement rejected
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Insurers’ challenge to $2.5bn Boy Scouts settlement rejected

Thorsten Schier
March 29, 2023
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A Delaware bankruptcy court judge has rejected a challenge by multiple insurers to the $2.5bn settlement plan reached in the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) bankruptcy case.

In a March 28 court filing, US District Judge Richard Andrews struck down the arguments from some insurers that the judgment inflated claims and contained factual errors.

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