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State Farm’s Hail Claims Playbook | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

Reported by Merlin Law Group — Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog · Published

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Pressure points could instead involve cleaning versus replacing smoke-damaged contents, remediation versus replacement of building components, the extent of smoke and soot contamination, additional living expense duration, code upgrades, debris removal, valuation issues, and decisions about whether the property has sustained covered physical damage. Plaintiffs cite State Farm materials which they say show that after an initial Texas effort, wind and hail tactics were implemented more broadly in January 2021 and that team-manager approval was required for certain full-roof replacements involving damage potentially caused by smaller hail or lighter winds. According to the filing, an April 2020 Accenture presentation identified six Accenture employees working on the project, and subsequent materials involved claim type, jurisdiction, contractors, damage identification, hail size, and matching weather information with reported losses.

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Seen in 8 pulls. First collected Sep 23, 2026, 6:09 PM PDT. Last seen Sep 23, 2026, 8:36 PM PDT.

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