State Farm Settles Another Katrina Claim Lawsuit in Miss.
Southeast News • March 30, 2007
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. has reached another settlement with a Mississippi Gulf Coast couple who sued the insurer over damage to their home from Hurricane Katrina.
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Subject: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Where are the supporters of the evil emp
Posted On: April 1, 2007, 10:23 pm CDT
Posted By: adjusterjoe
Comment:
adjusterrobert:
They don't get much dumber than you. How do I know State Farm and Nationiwde are denying slab cases? 600-1000 lawsuits on slab cases. 5 slab cases set for court, heard in court, or settled on the courthouse steps; all State Farm. I know many adjusters in the area of cat work and cannot find one who denied slab cases in their entireity, except State Farm & Nationwide. I welcome any evidence you might provide that other carriers denied slab cases 100%. Why then did not State Farm and Nationwide make offers on slab cases if there was wind on the coastal area? B/C they live in their own little world. Your argument that there were hurricane force wonds in TN just makes my point. How could hurricane force winds pass over the slab houses, not causing damage? I have yet to hear of a homeowner that wanted anything but wind damage, in the beginning, on slab cases. They have only made punitive demands in court b/c State Farm and Nationwide have denied payable claims. Finally, I happen to agree the levy breaking in NO is not a manmade loss, bu flood. But, the NO cases and MS cases are totally unreleated and cannot be compared.
Subject: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Where are the supporters of the evil emp
They don't get much dumber than you. How do I know State Farm and Nationiwde are denying slab cases? 600-1000 lawsuits on slab cases. 5 slab cases set for court, heard in court, or settled on the courthouse steps; all State Farm. I know many adjusters in the area of cat work and cannot find one who denied slab cases in their entireity, except State Farm & Nationwide. I welcome any evidence you might provide that other carriers denied slab cases 100%. Why then did not State Farm and Nationwide make offers on slab cases if there was wind on the coastal area? B/C they live in their own little world. Your argument that there were hurricane force wonds in TN just makes my point. How could hurricane force winds pass over the slab houses, not causing damage? I have yet to hear of a homeowner that wanted anything but wind damage, in the beginning, on slab cases. They have only made punitive demands in court b/c State Farm and Nationwide have denied payable claims. Finally, I happen to agree the levy breaking in NO is not a manmade loss, bu flood. But, the NO cases and MS cases are totally unreleated and cannot be compared.