Insurance Coverage & Defense 
Bad Faith-Malodor: Did a pervasive urine odor render a mansion unlivable?
The owners of a 14,000 square foot Arizona home alleged it was unlivable due to a pervasive urine odor only they and their friends could smell. Despite spending hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to mitigate the odor, $1.8 million in alternative living expenses, and offering to buy the home, the plaintiffs demanded their insurance carrier raze and rebuild the structure. The carrier refused. What was the jury’s decision?
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