State Farm faces lawsuits over alleged secret cuts to hail damage payouts

11 articles · Updated · NPR · Apr 28

Multiple lawsuits have been filed accusing State Farm of covertly reducing insurance payments for hail damage claims.
The litigation comes amid rising homeowner insurance costs, which are being driven higher in part by increased climate-related risks.
Homeowners allege that State Farm’s practices leave them undercompensated for weather-related losses, highlighting growing tensions between insurers and policyholders as severe weather events become more frequent.

State Farm posted record profits, so why is it allegedly shortchanging homeowners on hail damage claims?

As climate disasters worsen, is your home insurer secretly changing the rules to deny your future claims?

How can homeowners fight back when insurers use biased contractors and delay tactics to underpay them?

Could today's Oklahoma Supreme Court hearing expose industry-wide claim denial schemes across the country?

If a former Supreme Court Justice had his hail claim denied, what chance does an average person have?