Lawmakers are considering several pieces of legislation that would change state laws governing homeowners' insurance policies, including a bill that would award reasonable attorney fees and lawsuit costs to plaintiffs who win their cases against insurers.
March 18, 2014 at 12:52 AM
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Lawmakers are considering several pieces of legislation that would change state laws governing homeowners’ insurance policies, including a bill that would award reasonable attorney fees and lawsuit costs to plaintiffs who win their cases against insurers.
The legislation is supported by trial attorneys, but opposed by the insurance industry.
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