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New Jersey-based
New York-based
Worcester Superior Court.
The civil action is due to how
Western World and AIG allegedly mishandled an insurance claim relating to a water pipe burst on the second floor bathroom of Rovezzi’s Ristorante,
2 School St., in the
Fiskdale section of
On
Jan. 11, 2019, a pipe in the restaurant reportedly froze, spilling 7,200 gallons of water at a rate of 30 gallons per minute for two hours. the burst water pipe flooded 30 to 40% of the 5,000-square-foot restaurant, causing it to close down for needed repairs.
The restaurant, which seats 120 people in four dining rooms, had been in business for over 17 years when it suffered “catastrophic water damage and extensive repairs.”
STURBRIDGE Rovezzi’s Ristorante has a $500,000 claim against two major insurance companies on their handling of an insurance claim relating to a water pipe burst that eventually led to the restaurant being closed for good.
On or about Jan. 8, the plaintiffs, Christopher J. Rovezzi and Boyzzi Inc., both at 28 Maple St., Sturbridge, commenced a civil action against New Jersey-based Western World Insurance Company and New York-based American International Group Inc. in Worcester Superior Court.
The civil action is due to how Western World and AIG allegedly mishandled an insurance claim relating to a water pipe burst on the second floor bathroom of Rovezzi’s Ristorante, 2 School St., in the Fiskdale section of Sturbridge.
BROOKFIELD A man who has been butting heads for years here with selectmen, municipal employees and other residents by needling them on a large yellow sign outside his business along Route 9, can keep his sign and continue to express his opinions for all passersby to see no matter how unpopular and unflattering his expressed views are.
Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Timothy S. Hillman announced that the civil action involving John D. Holdcraft, plaintiff, and his infamous 8-foot-by-4-foot “Freedom of Speech” sign on 6 South Maple St., and the Town of Brookfield and Town of Brookfield Zoning Board of Appeals, defendants, has been settled.
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