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25 October 2024Insurance

US settles $100m+ lawsuit over Baltimore bridge collapse

The United States has reached a settlement with two Singaporean corporations that owned the vessel that collapsed a bridge in Baltimore in March 2024 to pay over $101 million to cover federal costs related to restoring access to the Port of Baltimore.

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US settles $100m+ lawsuit over Baltimore bridge collapse

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