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which was in effect the date of Hurricane Katrina with policy limits of $333,000
dwelling coverage, $249,750 personal property coverage, $66,600 loss of use
coverage.
2. The Plaintiffs house was destroyed during Hurricane Katrina.
3. The Aikens made an insurance claim under their homeowners insurance policy
with USAA Casualty Insurance Company.
4. Total paid by USAA under Homeowners policy was $178, 204.87
5. Mr Jordan never visited the home prior to authoring the reports of December 20,
2005 and March 23, 2006.
6. Dr. Aiken promptly notified USAA for his loss after Hurricane Katrina.
7. At the time of Hurricane Katrina, and when their Complaint was filed, Plaintiffs
were resident citizens of Metaire, Louisiana.
8. USAA Casualty Insurance Company (“USAA CIC”) is a Texas corporation with
its principal place of business in San Antonio, Texas.
9. At the time of Hurricane Katrina, Plaintiffs owned a house located at 1 Eighth
Street, Pass Christian, Mississippi.
10. Plaintiffs’ house at 1 Eighth Street was insured under USAA CIC homeowners
policy number CIC 00153 22 2691A, which was in force at the time of Hurricane
Katrina. The policy provided limits for covered losses as follows: $333,000
dwelling coverage; $33,300 appurtenant structure coverage, $249,750 contents
coverage; and $66, 600 coverage for additional (increased) living expenses
actually incurred if the Pass Christian house was rendered unfit to live in because
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