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California insurer canceled policies months before Los Angeles wildfires

  • The Pacific Palisades fire in Los Angeles has become the biggest wildfire, burning nearly 27 square miles and destroying over 1,000 buildings, with at least five fatalities reported.
  • State Farm canceled hundreds of homeowners' policies in Pacific Palisades to avoid 'financial failure' due to increasing wildfire risks, affecting about 1,600 insured homes.
  • The California Fair Plan has seen a 200% increase in policies from 2020 to 2024, reaching 452,000 policies as traditional insurers withdraw from high-risk areas.
  • California's Insurance Commissioner criticized the lack of timely new policies, stating that Californians deserve a reliable insurance market that does not retreat from vulnerable communities.
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What do property insurances have in common? Play their own game and shield their business. In the midst of the Los Angeles forest fires, the deadliest in recent years that add up to incalculable destruction, the insurers are again at the point of discussion (as we mentioned a few months ago in this same bulletin after the devastation of hurricanes in Florida and North Carolina).One of California’s top insurers cancelled thousands of policies bef…

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Lucianne broke the news in on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
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