Did We Survive Hurricane Katrina or Not?: WLOX-TV - The News for South Mississippi: Judge Reduces Jury's $2.5 Million Award In Katrina Insurance Case

Thursday, February 1, 2007

WLOX-TV - The News for South Mississippi: Judge Reduces Jury's $2.5 Million Award In Katrina Insurance Case

WLOX-TV - The News for South Mississippi: Judge Reduces Jury's $2.5 Million Award In Katrina Insurance Case: "U.S. District Judge L.T. Senter Jr. in Gulfport, Miss., reduced the award to $1 million even though the judge said State Farm acted in a 'grossly negligent way' by denying the claim filed by policyholders Norman and Genevieve Broussard, whose Biloxi home was destroyed by the August 2005 storm."

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