Progress Made on Lanza Insurance Policy Suit

Lawyers for several estates of Sandy Hook shooting victims are making progress in negotiations with the insurance company that held a policy for Nancy Lanza’s home insurance.

Lawyers for the insurance company and plaintiffs of the 15 lawsuits met Thursday in superior court to discuss the matter with a judge, according to the Connecticut Post.

The next court date is May 28.

Nancy Lanza, the mother of shooter Adam Lanza, reportedly had policy worth more than $1 million on the home. She was killed by her son the same day as the shooting at the school that claimed the lives of 20 children and six adults.

The lawsuit alleges that Nancy Lanza allowed her son to have access to firearms despite knowing he had emotional and mental conditions.

The home was recently razed.

Read the full Post report here.