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$131,789 Verdict in Pike County Bad Faith Case

By Philip Thomas on April 11, 2019
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On February 15, 2019, a Pike County jury returned a plaintiff verdict of $131,789 in I-55 Development, LLC v. Nationwide Ins. Co.

Here is the I-55 Complaint w. Exs.

The case involved the theft of inventory at I-55’s convenience stores. The thief was I-55’s tenant, who leased the store and sold inventory on consignment. Nationwide denied coverage under a fraud exclusion.

Here is  I-55’s Response to SJ Motion w. Exs.

The jury found for the Plaintiff and awarded damages of $131,789.

Macy Hanson of Madison represented I-55.

Patrick Tatum of Upshaw Williams represented Nationwide.

Circuit Judge Mike Taylor presided.

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Philip Thomas is an attorney based in Jackson, Mississippi. His practice focuses on commercial litigation, business disputes, and other complex litigation.

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