Marshall Fire victims keep suing their insurance companies

This story first appeared on BusinessDen.com, a BizWest news partner.

Jessica Carson, a single mother of two who lost her Louisville home and everything in it during the Marshall Fire, never planned to sue her insurance company.

But after filing a claim with Nationwide for the personal belongings that she lost, which included the fatigues her father wore in Vietnam, her integrity was called into question.

A claims specialist quizzed her on why many of the belongings were fairly new before the fire and, after Carson explained that a recent divorce and weight loss necessitated new furniture and clothes, demanded 18 months of…