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AxAdvocacy Expands to California with Marty Wilson at the Helm of New State Practice

  • Seven households from Altadena, Pacific Palisades, and Sierra Madre sued State Farm on Monday for allegedly misleading and underinsuring them after the January Palisades and Eaton fires destroyed their homes.
  • The lawsuit followed California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara’s June 12 announcement of a formal investigation into State Farm’s wildfire claims handling after receiving numerous consumer complaints.
  • State Farm has received over 12,800 fire-related claims, paid more than $4.03 billion, and is cooperating with the Department of Insurance while claim handlers assist customers on the ground.
  • The insurer received a $400 million advance and a 17% rate increase was approved from June 1 to stabilize its California business amid ongoing payouts and a market conduct examination expected to last months.
  • The investigation could require State Farm to compensate delayed or denied claims and suggests possible reforms due to troubling claims patterns, with homeowners seeking relief to rebuild under insufficient coverage limits.
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Monday, June 16, 2025.
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