A woman who was mauled by a pit bull terrier has settled claims for a $300,000 insurance policy limit. Decatur solo Rachel St. Fleur, above, represents the attack victim.
March 31, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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A woman who was mauled by a pit bull terrier has settled claims for a $300,000 insurance policy limit.
The dog’s owner rented a home in Jonesboro but had no renter’s insurance. His landlord’s insurer, Allstate, agreed to pay the sum, said Decatur solo Rachel St. Fleur, who represents the attack victim.
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