Fla. Plaintiffs Settle with State Farm on Hurricane Damaged Screen Enclosures

May 25, 2007

  • May 31, 2007 at 6:44 am
    LL says:
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    Pool enclosures are cov A if attached to the house

  • June 11, 2007 at 8:35 am
    kevstelo says:
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    I think I’ve read something simillar a few days ago. I don’t remember where, might have been on digg.com or slashdot.

  • October 28, 2007 at 9:51 am
    Kim David says:
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    MS Lost the Homes that Porches & Screens were attached to. All Claims Denied!
    We can’t get them to pay for the
    HOUSE, CONTENTS, and/or LIVING EXPENSES.
    I would gladly buy screen!

    The Industry Forces Homeowners to seek Legal Representation.

    Do you really believe that any of the
    Homeowners are happy to surrender 33.3% + costs to a Law Firm?

    The nerve of you to call these Lawyers scum!
    I wonder what you call the Lawyers retained by the Industry to deny claims & write the tricky policy?

    Shame on the industry for inflicting this on THEIR OWN CLIENTS,
    during their time of need.

    IT SHOULD BE A MANDATED REGULATION &
    THE AGENTS RESPONSIBILITY
    TO EXPLAIN COVERAGE & EXCLUSIONS TO THE HOMEOWNERS.
    VERBALLY & WITH A SIGNED SUMMARY!
    (WITHOUT SPECIAL LANGUAGE)
    Reading A policy is like searching for
    a Pirates treasure on a shrunken map.

    What has happend to the American People?
    Is there any honor left in man?
    Homeowners invested in the Promise Land,
    are Betrayed by the Insurance Companies
    they paid & trusted for many generations.

    If the Industry would come clean,
    We could all be Happy Neighbors.

    WHY CAN’T THE INDUSTRY JUST BECOME
    HONEST & UPFRONT ABOUT BENEFITS/EXCLUSIONS?

    Rumor is….
    If they did tell the truth,
    No One Would Buy A Policy.



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