Reply #24: Still... [View All]

...$7 million in actual damages against Perry Homes,
$7 million in actual damages against Warranty Underwriters Insurance Company (WUIC),
$40 million in punitive/exemplary damages against Perry Homes, and
$4 million in punitive/examplary damages against WUIC.


If they get only a part of this and if the insurance settles... well they may do OK. As for the question you had of how could someone suffer $7 Milliion in damages from a house. I just spit balling here, but how about if we add up the original costs of the home, the costs of maintaining it (assuming it can't sell and it can't if it's embroiled in a court case), the cost of moving (because the house is clearly substandard if "old swiftboat" built the damn thing, the cost of a new house, the cost of 2 mortgages, the cost of liquidating retirement saving to cover costs (lost income and penalties).

I could see where it would add up.

I hope they shove that huge award up his repub ass with a pitchfork. Just sayin'. I'm sure him and his fascist wife are perfectly fine folks in a baby eating, Satan worshiping kind of way