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It's been one year since Hurricane Ike blew in, but many Gulf Coast homeowners are still struggling. And it's not heavy winds, but insurance companies, that have them reeling. Attorney Kurt Arnold said hundreds of lawsuits remain pending against insurers that have denied or underpaid claims for Hurricane Ike victims. Arnold has more than 150 such lawsuits himself -- another colleague has more than 1,000. And in Georgia, hailstorm victims are also in a war with insurers, said attorney Phillip Sanov.
September 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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