BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The companies that agreed to pay Maryland $2.25 billion over the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge could ultimately get some of that money back under terms of the settlement obtained by The Baltimore Sun.
The settlement, agreed to in May, calls for Maryland to pursue damages from the Dali’s shipbuilder, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries. Maryland would keep the first $50 million it recovers, but after that, the state would split any proceeds 50-50 with Dali owner Grace Ocean and operator Synergy Marine, up to $2.25 billion for the vessel companies.
That means the two companies could recoup part of what they agreed to pay Maryland…