Posted On: April 2, 2007, 8:05 am CDT

Posted By: adjusterrobert

You still have not answered any of my questions regarding your opinion of the lawsuits. What proof do you have to stand behind your opinion regarding the lawsuits? Your position is a position generated by the media. You are "assuming" those claims were denied in their entirity. It would take a fool to say that a hurricane the size of katrina could come thru and not cause any damage (for wind). The several court cases that I've seen and heard about every insurance company has offered something for the "undisputed" wind damage. The only reason why they are in court is for the "disputed" amount. You best go back and read the court records regarding the past lawsuits that have been heard and settled by State Farm and you will see that something has been offered in these cases before you keep running off at the mouth and stating a non-factual opinion. The more you keep writing and stating your opinion the more it sounds like your opinion is that of the media and you really don't possess much knowledge outside of what you've read in the papers or heard on the radio. Here's your final question...because I know you still won't answer it at the beginning, what information do you possess that Nationwide or State Farm have denied slab cases in their entirity? and you can't use your 600-1000 cases in court as proof. Unless you worked those claims (which you didn't) then you really don't have any first hand knowledge and all you are making is assumptions.....Here's a final thought, of all the hundreds of thousands of claims that were settled in that area for wind damage, the only ones that are in court are the slab cases. If you plotted those slab cases I would bet they are all in the storm surge area. Makes you wonder why they are in court...because there disputed....just like personal injury lawsuits...there is always some amount agreed upon for monetary settlement but when you feel like you want, need or deserve more, then you sue and get your day in court. That doesn't make for a bad insurance company because they all do it, it is just the way the system works.