In decision set to be published April 4, 2006, in the case of Lisa Macomber et al. v Travelers Property and Casualty Corporation et al. (SC17740)the Connecticut Supreme Court remanded the case of Lisa Macomber et al. v Travelers Property and Casualty Corporation et al. back to the trial court and upheld the appeal of the defendants, Travelers Property and Casualty Corporation et al. , to disallow the class certification as ordered by the trial court in 2004. For those who may be interested , on Friday, Mark Wahlstrom will be broadcasting an interview with lead plaintiffs' counsel Ralph M. Stone, of New York's Shalov Stone & Bonner, LLP, on The Settlement Channel.
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