Sen. Chris Murphy To Homeowners With Failing Foundations: “I Want To Help”
"People need a level of protection," Murphy told eight homeowners grappling with the issue. "You assume it [homeowners insurance] covers your house. If you advertise a homeowners insurance policy that it covers your entire home. To call it a homeowners policy when it only covers two-thirds of your home is wrong."
Murphy met with eight homeowners Sunday afternoon in the basement of
"We are all the same here, we all get dressed the same, we are all middle class," Heim said to the Senator. "No middle class citizen has
As of Wednesday, 168 homeowners have filed complaints with the
Murphy said he thought the best solution for homeowners would come from a cooperative agreement with the insurance companies.
"It may be that the best way to solve this it to negotiate with the insurance companies, but right now the state's leverage with the insurance companies is small because we don't have the scope," Murphy said.
Like Sen.
"It's very hard to pitch solutions if we don't know the scope," Murphy said.
Homeowners impressed upon the senator, the urgency of their situation.
"I don't have time to take a chance on this," Brisson said. "I can't wait, I have to figure something out now."
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