Following a two-week trial, a federal jury in Atlanta agreed with Travelers Insurance that a couple and their daughter seeking more than $700,000 in damages after a suspicious blaze destroyed their Lithonia home are due nothing and instead ordered them to reimburse the insurer more than $64,000.
The award covered $25,000 Travelers paid the family for personal expenses and temporary lodging in the wake of the fire, and what it paid investigators, who determined the fire was deliberately set.
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