Don Griffin Quotes (8 Quotes)

A house worth 400,000 might have a total claim of more than 1 million after you consider the insurance on contents, other buildings on the property and living expenses.

You still have to pay your mortgage, even if you can't live in your home.

We're hoping that some kind of limited liability agreement can be worked out with the government that limits the liability for Good Samaritans who take in these evacuees. We don't anticipate that there would be a lot of lawsuits out of that, based on the fact that people are voluntarily helping out, but that doesn't mean that still won't occur in some rare instances.

The biggest misperception people have is that they aren't going to be sued or that a lawsuit won't have merit and will be settled for a small amount. But that's not typical in this day and age.

I thought last year there would have been a debate over this after the four hurricanes we experienced.

It can be a national problem, as we're seeing evidenced today. There's a lot of other catastrophes that certainly we're dealing with these days that could point to the need to explore a national solution.

Insurance is really based on looking at the past.

You can never make a place 100 safe, but you can do some things to minimize the dangers.