As the anniversary of Katrina approaches, it wouldn’t surprise me to see several more post-Katrina lawsuits publicized, such as this one, as reported by WREG-TV in Memphis:
Hurricane Katrina heavily damaged the last home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis.[.]
Beauvoir has received over 180-thousand dollars under its “all-risk” commercial policy issued by a subsidiary of St. Paul Travelers Companies, according to the lawsuit. It said that amount represents less than five percent of the combined coverage limits of almost four-point-three (m) million dollars.
Beauvoir’s owner, the Mississippi Division of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans, further says the insurance company failed to deal fairly and in good faith.
The South Will Rise Again …
Mike the Actuary reports on this case involving the last home of Jefferson Davis. Evidently it was damaged by Katrina and there is a dispute with the insurer. While I was born in a formerly rebel state and educated in…