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California fire victims could get burned by inadequate insurance
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California fire victims could get burned by inadequate insurance
Coverage has been issue in previous disasters
By KENNETH REICH Los Angeles Times
Sunday, November 9, 2003
Mark and Lynette Adelson lost a home to the wildfires that swept
the northern edge of San Bernardino, Calif., and, at first, thought
they had sufficient insurance to replace the 50-year-old structure.
But then, Mark Adelson checked the details of their policy with
State Farm Insurance and fo...
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