State Farm To Pay $74 Million More To Settle Katrina Claims

August 07, 2008

State Farm To Pay $74 Million More To Settle Katrina Claims

State Farm Insurance Company has agreed to pay an additional $74 million to settle a lawsuit regarding its handling of Hurricane Katrina claims in Mississippi, Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood announced Wednesday reports the Jackson Clarion-Ledger. In addition, State Farm has agreed to notify some 150 claimants that their claims may be re-evaluated.

Robert L. Abell
www.RobertAbellLaw.com

Posted by Robert Abell on August 07, 2008 in bad faith insurance practices, class action, consumer protection, insurance claims handling | Permalink

Tags: Hurricane Katrina claims, State Farm Insurance Company

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August 07, 2008