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A Texas appeals court has reduced damages to the owner of a mold-ravaged home from $32 million to $4 million. The suit alleged that FIE, a subsidiary of Farmers Group, mishandled claims stemming from water leaks found in a home in 1998. The case is expected to go to the Texas Supreme Court. The appeals court also remanded the issue of attorney fees for recalculation. The original award had included $8.9 million in fees.
December 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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