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The Georgia Supreme Court dealt a blow to State Farm Auto Insurance Thursday, ruling that insurance companies must reimburse policyholders for the value, rather than the condition, of a car after a wreck. Attorneys are due back in court today to determine how much value was lost to the class plaintiffs. The plaintiffs' lawyer says the $60 million State Farm paid into an account for distribution to the class doesn't cover all the claims.
November 30, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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