Judge: Stamford Insurer Doesn’t Have to Pay in Boat Sinking Case
A man at the center of an inheritance dispute contributed to the 2016 sinking of the boat from which his mother was lost at sea, a federal judge ruled Monday.
Nathan Carman Insurance Trial Comes to Close
Whether the Vermont man whose mother was never seen again after their boat sank during a fishing trip in 2016 is compensated by his insurers for the loss of the vessel is in a judge’s hands.
Witness in Insurance Trial: Carman’s Boat Unseaworthy After Modifications
A marine surveyor says modifications that Nathan Carman made to his boat before a fishing trip with his mother would have made the vessel unseaworthy.
Trial Begins Over Insurance for ‘Suspicious’ Boat Sinking
A civil trial getting underway in Providence will determine whether insurance companies should cover Nathan Carman’s $85,000 claim for his boat that sank off New England in 2016.
