California insurer pays out in buckets, literally

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http://news.yahoo.com/california-insurer-pays-buckets-literally-111934457.html

California insurer pays out in buckets, literally
Reuters
August 7, 2014 7:19 AM

(Reuters) - A California insurer has paid a $21,000 court settlement in more than a dozen buckets of coins to an elderly man who alleged an employee assaulted him when he tried to buy insurance, the Los Angeles Times reported....

What a :censored: move by a company that should be more professional. I'd like to know more about the back story here.
 
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