The Fourth District Court of Appeal upheld a $766,258 award against an insurance company that refused to cover a client who lost his home to fire.
November 20, 2013 at 10:00 PM
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People’s Trust Insurance Co. said Raymond Roddy lied when he claimed he had a burglar alarm, according to an appeal brought by the insurer.
People’s denied an insurance claim when Roddy’s house in St. Lucie County burned to the ground. But a jury awarded Roddy $766,258, and the Fourth District Court of Appeal affirmed the judgment Wednesday.
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