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Georgia appeals court upholds insurer's denial of extra attic leak repair costs

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A Georgia appeals court has upheld Safeco Insurance's refusal to pay more for attic water damage claimed by a homeowner. The court found the homeowner did not prove that repair costs above $112,000 were caused by the leak. It also dismissed his claims of breach of contract and bad faith against the insurer. The ruling leaves in place the $13,844 payout the insurer had already made.

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