State Farm Insurance “Paid When Incurred” or “PWI” Class Action Lawsuit Complaint

State Farm Insureds File Class Action Lawsuit Complaint Against State Farm Over Alleged “Paid When Incurred” or “PWI” Insurance Proceed Withholdings.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against State Farm Fire and Casualty Company (“State Farm Fire & Casualty” or “State Farm” or “Defendant”) in the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania (styled Richard McElhattan and Donna McElhattan v. State Farm Fire and Casualty Company), alleging, among other things, that State Farm failed to pay insureds what they are owed under their homeowner’s insurance policies by withholding insurance proceeds on a “Paid When Incurred” or PWI basis, according to the State Farm Insurance Paid When Incurred PWI class action lawsuit complaint.

The State Farm Insurance Paid When Incurred PWI class action lawsuit complaint is reportedly brought on behalf of a putative class consisting of the following persons, unless otherwise excluded:

All insureds who submitted to defendant (or a member of the defendant class) a covered claim for damage to property in Pennsylvania, for which defendant (or a member of the defendant class) withheld payment on the basis of defendant’s (or a member of the defendant class’) designation of certain claim items as “Paid When Incurred” or “PWI” or any other designation that signified that the item would not be paid unless and until the claimant actually paid to have the particular item repaired or replaced.

For more information on the State Farm Homeowner’s Insurance Paid When Incurred PWI class action lawsuit, read the State Farm Paid When Incurred class action lawsuit complaint.

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