Haven is a civilian settlement formed by first responders (NYPD, NYFD) and civilian volunteers that serves as the new Base of Operations in Lower Manhattan in New York City, founded by the Paul Rhodes and the Peacekeepers before Keener's attack on the Base of Operations. Haven is located in the middle of Lower Manhattan.
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Motor Insurance Claims
Acorn Insurance and Financial Services Ltd T/A Haven Claims are the UK claims handling team for Haven Insurance. From first notification of loss to the settlement of the largest and most complex personal injury cases, Haven Claims handlers deal with all aspects of motor claims whilst providing a bespoke first class service for the specific needs of our policyholders..
What to do in the event of an accident
Get into a safe position before you start exchanging details, i.e. away from the risk of other traffic.
Why was Derrick Hamilton locked up?
Twenty years ago, Derrick Hamilton was at his lowest point: locked in solitary confinement for a murder he insisted he did not commit. Over the next two decades, he slowly crawled his way out of the belly of the beast.
How much did Louis Scarcella pay?
City officials in New York and New Haven, Conn., agreed on Friday to pay him a total of $7 million to settle a lawsuit he had filed against three police officers, accusing them of fabricating evidence against him. One of those officers, Louis Scarcella, a retired New York detective, has emerged in recent years as symbol of wrongful convictions, ...
What did the three former prisoners wear at hearings?
The three former prisoners would sometimes appear at hearings where Mr. Scarcella was on the stand defending his work. They wore hats that said “Wrongfully Convicted.”
How long was Eliseo Deleon in jail?
Scarcella’s detective work. Mr. Deleon spent 23 years in prison for a 1996 murder committed during a botched robbery in Clinton Hill.
What has Hamilton done since becoming a free man?
Since becoming a free man, Mr. Hamilton has labored to overturn many convictions linked to Mr. Scarcella. Mr. Hamilton has worked with lawyers as a paralegal to investigate facts and has helped draft lawsuits and motions in support of new trials.
What was the district attorney's office investigating?
By that point, the district attorney’s office was two years into an expansive investigation of dozens of Mr. Scarcella’s former murder cases, looking into allegations that he had coerced other witnesses and had threatened people to get them to confess.
When did Hamilton go to jail?
Still, the jury convicted him, and Mr. Hamilton was sent away in 1992 to what soon became a series of upstate prisons. He spent much of the next 23 years performing jailhouse legal work. He pored over trial transcripts, filing motions on behalf of other inmates and occasionally winning their appeals.
