Maryland settles with owner and operator of ship that crashed into Baltimore’s Key Bridge
The agreement resolves part of Maryland’s claims and leaves open litigation against shipbuilder HD Hyundai as the state seeks billions in damages.
- On Thursday, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a "settlement in principle" with the Dali's owners and operators, Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine Pte Ltd, resolving a portion of the state's claims.
- The cargo ship Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26, 2024, causing a deadly collapse that disrupted the Port of Baltimore and claimed six construction workers' lives.
- Rebuilding the bridge is estimated to cost between $4.3 billion and $5.2 billion, while ACE American Insurance previously paid $350 million following the collapse.
- The settlement resolves state claims regarding bridge destruction and economic harm but does not resolve any claims the State may have against shipbuilder Hyundai.
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Maryland Reaches Settlement in Principle With Dali Owner in Key Bridge Collapse Case
Maryland has reached a settlement in principle with the owner and operator of the containership Dali, marking a significant step toward resolving state-level claims stemming from the catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott...
Gov. Moore Announces Settlement With Ship Operators In Key Bridge Collapse - The BayNet
NOTE: The Office of the Governor shared the following press release: BALTIMORE – Attorney General Anthony G. Brown today announced that the State of Maryland has reached a settlement in principle with Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine Pte Ltd., the owner and operator of the M/V Dali, resolving a portion of the State’s claims arising from the cargo ship’s March 26, 2024 allision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The settlement resol…
Brown announces ‘settlement in principle’ with ship owner in Key Bridge collapse lawsuit
Pieces of the Francis Scott Key Bridge still remain, two years after the collapse. (Photo by Christine Condon/ Maryland Matters)The owner and operator of a cargo ship that caused the deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge two years ago has reached a settlement with the state. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced the “settlement in principle” in a press release Thursday. “For two years, Maryland workers, families, and commun…
The state of Maryland reached an agreement with the owner and operator of the huge cargo ship that crashed into a Baltimore bridge two years ago, causing its fatal collapse, as announced on Thursday by state officials. The preliminary agreement was reached with Grace Ocean Private Limited and Synergy Marine Pte Ltd, owner and operator of the M/V Dali, according to Attorney General Anthony Brown. That agreement resolves part of the state claims a…
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