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The marine insurance industry is bracing for huge claims from the Baltimore bridge disaster

An insurance industry executive compared the disaster to a 2012 cruise ship capsize, which led to the industry's highest recent payout.

By: Business Insider

Apr 24 2024
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The marine insurance industry is bracing for huge claims from the Baltimore bridge disaster — The marine insurance industry

The Dali crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday.Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images

Huge insurance claims are expected after the Dali collided with a major bridge on Tuesd… [+2944 chars]
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