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Insurance Company: City Not Covered in $300K Sewer Lawsuit

A failed pump station is to blame, but Bluff City may be at fault for private property damages caused by sewer overflows.
  • By Luke LeNoble
  • June 28, 2016

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Insurance Company: City Not Covered in $300K Sewer Lawsuit

If Bluff City, Tennessee, loses the $300,000 lawsuit filed against it by a family that claims property damage due to sewer overflows, it will not be covered by the city’s insurance company, the Bristol Herald Courier reports.

“The policy provided by The Pool (the city's...

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