Defense argued plaintiff's son failed to replace essential plug while preparing boat for season

Allstate Insurance Co., which brought a subrogation action on behalf of a boat owner whose boat caught fire nine months after purchase, has recovered a $22,000 verdict, plus $56,000 in attorneys' fees, in a St. Louis County product liability and breach of warranty case against the boat engine manufacturer. Kevin Edwards bought a new 32-foot Rinker ...

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Boat engine manufacturer found liable for fire damage

Defense argued plaintiff's son failed to replace essential plug while preparing boat for season

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