NEW ORLEANS - Attorneys say a federal jury that awarded more than $2.8 million to a man who lost his home to Hurricane Katrina sends a strong message to insurers who refused to pay thousands of other homeowners for damage from the storm.Yes, there was a lot of waffling on the part of insurers after the Katrina storm. Clauses, fine print, dodges, and delays...all designed to minimize 'losses' to the Insurance Companies, and their stockholders. In this case, Allstate lost to a Jury by trying to blame the damage on 'storm surge' (not covered under the policy), instead of wind damage.
"Allstate is shocked with the jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff. Allstate believes it acted in good faith throughout the entire claims process...."Hmmmm, no foolin'!
I'll bet you hurry your candy asses up now, on some of those outstanding claims.
Me, just getting ready for that 'surge' in coverage costs...
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