Oak Hill, which has $11 million in coverage, is seeking to have Hanover pay 40% of the judgment. The group home is appealing the verdict, citing issues including punitive damages, causation, and jury considerations on future damages.
The case also includes a negligent handling claim against insurance broker May Bonee & Walsh, which remains under review.
Counsel Information
- Case is represented by James J. Healy of Cowdery Murphy & Healy LLC, and John W. Mills and Maria A. Cahill of Mills & Cahill LLC.
- Hanover is represented by Kevin R. Kratzer and Ashley A. Noel of Boyle Shaughnessy Law PC.
- Oak Hill is represented by Corinne A. Burlingham, Michael S. Taylor, and David G. Hill of Barry Taylor & Levesque LLC.
- May Bonee & Walsh is represented by Michael T. McCormack and Michelle M. Seery of O’Sullivan McCormack Jensen & Bliss PC.
Case Details
Case v. Hanover Insurance Co. et al., case number NNH-CV24-6143677-S, in the Connecticut Superior Court (New Haven Judicial District).
Case v. The Connecticut Institute for the Blind dba Oak Hill et al., case number UWY-CV18-6040435-S, in the Connecticut Superior Court (Waterbury).
Kathleen Case, Administrator (Estate of Scott Case) v. The Connecticut Institute for the Blind et al., case number AC 47664, in the Connecticut Appellate Court.
