Northpointe v. State Farm Settlement
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What happened
State Farm allegedly breached its Ohio insurance policies by applying depreciation to estimated labor and other non-material costs when calculating actual cash value (ACV) payments for structural damage claims, resulting in underpayment to policyholders. State Farm denies wrongdoing and contends that many policyholders received everything they were entitled to under their policies.
Do you qualify?
State Farm insureds who made structural damage claims for property located in Ohio with a loss date on or after April 22, 2015 through approximately August 2017, and who received an ACV payment from which estimated non-material depreciation was withheld, or would have received an ACV payment but for the withholding causing the loss to drop below the deductible.
How to file
Complete a claim form and timely mail it to the address provided (PO Box 91458, Seattle, WA 98111) or upload it to the website. You may submit separate claim forms for multiple covered losses during the class period, but each must be separately completed, signed, and timely submitted. The claim deadline was August 24, 2023 (passed).
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