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MI: Ann Arbor schools looks to insurance to cover gun lawsuit expenses
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Ann Arbor Public Schools officials do not expect the district's liability insurance cost to rise because of a gun lawsuit.
Deb Mexicotte, Ann Arbor school board president, said the board asked the district's insurance company, Zurich Insurance, to underwrite the expenses, which is typical when the district faces a lawsuit.
On Monday, April 27, Michigan Gun Owners and Ann Arbor parent Ulysses Wong filed the suit against the district in Washtenaw County Circuit Court, claiming a new weapons policy violates state laws. |
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You can "feel" any way you want about it.
You are still violating state law. |
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