18 August 2014Insurance

Film company sues New York Marine for $1.6m

The producer of a planned Gregg Allman biopic film has filed a lawsuit with Los Angeles Superior Court accusing New York Marine and General Insurance of allegedly refusing to pay more than $1.6 million in losses stemming from a deadly on-set accident.

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