Insurer paid $13,844 for attic leak; homeowner's $112,000 claim fails
The Quick Take
A Georgia appeals court upheld an insurer's refusal to pay more for attic water damage after a homeowner failed to prove that additional repair costs exceeding $112,000 were caused by the leak. The court also rejected his claims of breach of contract and bad faith against Safeco Insurance.
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