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Insurance settlements pay policyholders and claimants, usually over how an insurer valued a claim, calculated a premium or handled a policy. Total-loss vehicle valuations, labor depreciation on property claims and premium practices are recurring patterns. The class is defined by the insurer, the policy type and a period, and the claim form usually asks for the claim or policy number.
Unclaimed life insurance is a separate thing and a large one: a policy whose beneficiary was never found. It is an official search rather than a settlement and appears among the records here through the NAIC policy locator.
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Starbucks has agreed to pay $325,000 to settle a lawsuit claiming the COBRA notices sent to people leaving its health and vision plans did not explain how to elect continuation…
Arizona only
Allstate settled a case claiming it wrongly deducted nonmaterial depreciation when it adjusted Arizona property damage claims. The court-approved notice covers policyholders who…
Colorado only
Progressive settled claims that it underpaid Colorado policyholders on totalled vehicles by applying a "projected sold adjustment" that cut the value of the comparable vehicles in…
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