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Lawsuits accuse insurers of colluding to drop coverage in fire-prone parts of California

  • Homeowners filed two lawsuits in Los Angeles last week against major home insurance companies.
  • Insurers allegedly limited coverage in California communities with high wildfire risk, starting in 2023.
  • State Farm, along with 24 other companies holding 75% of the market, are implicated in the illegal scheme.
  • According to Michael J. Bidart, "Insurance is a product that homeowners hope never to need... After a catastrophe."
  • The alleged actions forced many homeowners into the state's FAIR Plan, which offers basic coverage and high premiums.
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KQED broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Friday, March 14, 2025.
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