California wants fewer homeowners insured on the FAIR Plan. Data show the state's strategy may not be enough.
As more people in California lose private insurance, the state's FAIR plan is filling up with homes in places the industry ...
FORCED ONTO THE FAIR PLAN: Why Are Low-Risk Homes Losing Insurance?
California's insurance of last resort is supposed to be for homes with *high* wildfire risk, but our CBS News California data ...
Homeowners frustrated over complications with FAIR Plan over smoke damage claims
Homeowners whose properties experienced some damage from the recent wildfires are frustrated with the FAIR Plan after ...
Homeowners affected by wildfires frustrated over FAIR Plan claims | On Your Side
Homeowners whose properties experienced some damage from the recent wildfires are frustrated with the FAIR Plan after ...
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FAIR Plan Seeks Judicial Intervention in Fire Damage Proceeds Dispute
The California FAIR Plan Association is asking a judge to order the former homeowners of a Malibu residence that burned down in the Palisades Fire in January to get together with a judgment creditor ...
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Lara approves major FAIR Plan expansion to help HOAs, builders, farmers, and businesses access insurance coverage
Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced the approval of the California FAIR Plan Association's commercial filing to increase commercial property coverage limits. This move is a key element of ...
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California expands FAIR Plan insurance limits amid escalating wildfire risk and market strain
Last week, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara approved a significant expansion of the California FAIR Plan’s ...
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Fire victims with smoke, chemical damage not covered by CA insurers
Whether it's toxic chemicals or severe smoke damage -- the state's insurer of last resort, the California Fair Plan is denying claims to help with remediation. And the reason why may surprise you.
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California wants fewer homeowners insured on the FAIR Plan. Data show the state's strategy may not be enough.
SACRAMENTO — As more people in California lose private insurance, the state's FAIR plan is filling up with homes in places the industry itself has classified as low-risk for wildfire.