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Still a pretty bogus lawsuit. It’s a money-grab plain and simple.
Expecting that all claims to be adjusted within 30 days of a disaster of that magnitude is unreal. It’s a pity that the state law, and the local law makers would not, and did not work to make an exception in this case.
Really? Make no mistake about it, if this was a private company, Donelon would’ve been all over them to pay up or get out (after you pay up, and also pay a fine)