Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue

Insurance companies are engaging in an “overreach response” in dictating the future of trees on private property, critics argue.

By: Savannah Morning News

Oct 21 2024
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Savannah residents, not insurers, should control the fate of their trees, advocates argue

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