Some insurance companies have expressed a willingness to participate in a program that would provide financial help to Connecticut homeowners with crumbling foundations, according to the state Attorney General’s Office.
Hundreds of Connecticut houses in the eastern portion of the state have had cracking in their basement walls, allegedly due to faulty concrete. The situation is the subject of litigation and an investigation by Attorney General George Jepsen’s office.
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