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NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Allstate Insurance Co. must pay a Louisiana man who lost his home to Hurricane Katrina more than $2.8 million in damages and penalties, a federal jury decided Monday in a case that hinged largely on whether it was Katrina’s winds or storm surge that wiped out his house.
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|NEW ORLEANS (AP) – Allstate Insurance Co. must pay a Louisiana man who lost his home to Hurricane Katrina more than $2.8 million in damages and penalties, a federal jury decided Monday in a case that hinged largely on whether it was Katrina’s winds or storm surge that wiped out his house.
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