Jim Hood Quotes (11 Quotes)

The insurance companies have already caused a six-month delay by taking this to federal court under a false premise. I think it is shameful that the insurance industry would drag this out while people are living in limbo. I just want to know how much money they've saved themselves holding on to these people's money

I'm not going to allow an insurance company to bankrupt half of the families, businesses here ... by pointing to the fine print that says that they should have known that our hurricane policy doesn't cover storm surge.

They say they are not responsible, ... I want the insurance companies to pay what they actually owe the people of Mississippi.

Taking advantage of people during a disaster is a horrible act. Any person or business attempting to unfairly profit from the suffering of hurricane victims will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Violators will go to jail,

Prior to the trial, a relative of Edgar Ray Killen threatened to kill the trial court judge and other individuals in the courtroom,

This agreement acknowledges you have sustained a flood loss on the above date at the above address.

We are asking the Legislature that, when a special session is called, to appropriate funds to the Supreme Court to hire retired judges to set up an expedited calendar so that we can quickly send looters and price gougers to the penitentiary,

I'm not going to allow insurance companies to bankrupt the entire Gulf Coast by using the fine print and saying that people should have known that they didn't have coverage for water damage,

We do have quite a few hearing aid complaints. Most of the complaints have these elements in common The hearing aids don't work they're very expensive the cost is usually not covered by insurance and service is provided grudgingly, if at all.

I'm still upset. We got a bunch of bad breaks (a couple of incorrect scorecards and an ineligible player). We came out today and attempted to finish on top. But Geneva played solid from top to bottom. I'm looking forward to next year.

The 30-day return policy is an outrage. It takes a lot longer than a month for most consumers to determine whether a particular hearing aid is right for them. If hearing aid manufacturers were half as ethical as they pretend to be, they'd offer at least an initial 90- or 120-day break-in period.