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Hurricane Rita cases yet to reach trial

As the 2009 hurricane season looms, insurance companies continue to delay and prolong their payouts from 2008’s storms and stall trials. Cases based upon Hurricane Rita STILL have not begun to work their way through the Jefferson County, Texas, courts. Another Hurricane Rita insurance trial gets nixed By David Yates…

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Thousands of Hurricane Ike Victims Still Without Resolved Claims

While 60 to 80 percent of damage claims have been settled as of December 10, as reported by MSNBC on January 26, thousands of Hurricane Ike victims still have not had their issues resolved. With more and more Texas residents waiting for a response from their insurer, litigation is beginning…

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Recession Looks to Raise Policy Premiums

According to NOLA.com, where Katrina raised prices and handicapped policy holders with higher premiums, the national recession is continuing the trend. In an article published today on NOLA.com, the specter of rising costs has many people facing the hard decision of paying more or cutting coverage. Insurers can’t make the…

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State officials call into question State Farm’s “plight”

In further developments to State Farm’s desired exit from providing insurance to customers in Florida, the state’s insurance regulators have begun investigating and questioning just how reasonable the insurer’s claims are. Insurance regulators question State Farm’s dire claim By Paige St. John State Farm, Florida’s second-largest home insurer, pleads poverty…

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Couple underpaid by insurer after Katrina receive additional $500,000

When James and Gladys Kemp Lisanby felt they did not receive the proper amount they deserved from their insurance company after Hurricane Katrina severely damaged their home, they did what many Gulf Coast residents are unfortunately too scared or unsure to do: they got a lawyer. And they won. After…

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