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State Farm Documents Reveal a Company-Wide Plan to Underpay Storm Damage Claims

If your roof gets damaged in a storm, you expect your insurance company to pay for the repairs you're owed. But starting in 2020, State Farm ran a company-wide plan to pay homeowners less than they we... ...more

Bad Faith

September 14, 2026•2 min read

State Farm Documents Reveal a Company-Wide Plan to Underpay Storm Damage Claims

Updates from Our Work Fighting Insurance Bad Faith and Predatory Lending

We've signed onto a letter with a coalition of organizations dedicated to responsible lending to oppose Michigan House Bills 5558-5569. ...more

protect-mi-families ,Bad Faith &predatory lending

May 14, 2026•2 min read

Updates from Our Work Fighting Insurance Bad Faith and Predatory Lending

Help Us Hold Insurance Companies Accountable for Predatory Practices

Only 7 states do not have bad faith laws prohibiting insurance companies from engaging in these practices. Fortunately, there is a solution in the form of Senate Bill 245, or the Insurance Policyholde... ...more

insurance ,protect-mi-families Senate Bill 245 &Bad Faith

April 28, 2026•1 min read

Help Us Hold Insurance Companies Accountable for Predatory Practices

"The House Always Wins"

We’re borrowing that well-known saying from the gambling industry and applying it to Michigan’s home, auto, and business insurance companies, because the system is fundamentally rigged against policyh... ...more

insurance ,protect-mi-families Senate Bill 245 &Bad Faith

April 28, 2026•3 min read

"The House Always Wins"
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