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Another Katrina Levee Failure Case Before La. Appeals Court

Texas / South Central News • September 14, 2007
A Louisiana state appeals court is weighing whether an insurance company must pay for damage from the failure of levees in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, a case that could affect thousands ...

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Subject: What It Is

Posted On: September 14, 2007, 1:22 pm CDT
Posted By: Dread
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Is anyone surprised the judge "sided" with a 91 year old Jewish Holocaust survivor? Think of the public PR backlash telling him the truth and ruling agains him would have caused. The judge copped out and sent it to another court to "decide". By all counts the court should rule in favor of the insurance company but...........this is LA, home of some of the most unscrupulous politicians, attorneys, and judges on the planet. Stay tuned. You have to wonder what this 91 year old guy was thinking by staying in his aparment and not evacuating. Would have been a real tragedy if he survived the Holocaust only to drown in a flood.
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What It Is Dread
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