Sandy Storm Damage Claim Ends up in Court

Nearly two years after Superstorm Sandy socked North Jersey, a Carlstadt printer has filed suit against its insurance company, seeking $37 million for storm-related damage that continues to hamper its operations.
The lawsuit by Pictorial Offset Corp., a printer of pamphlets, brochures, catalogs and other items, says the electronics and electrical systems of several printing machines still don’t work properly due to damage from electrical surges during the storm. The damage was just part of the impact from the storm, a company official said — it left 14 inches of water in the building and shut the business for a month, forcing customers to |go elsewhere, which in turn shrank the workforce from 250 to 135.