US EditionOregon Supreme Court reverses $26.3 million judgement to plaintiffs in Farmers Insurance suit
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Oregon Supreme Court reverses $26.3 million judgement to plaintiffs in Farmers Insurance suit
The Supreme Court of Oregon has reversed a Court of Appeals ruling that granted a $26.3 million summary judgment to plaintiffs in a case that alleged Farmers Insurance Co. broke anti-steering laws in the state. Steven Bellshaw, the plaintiff in a class action suit, purchased motor vehicle insurance from Farmers in 2011, court records says. According to the plaintiff, Farmers included a notice that failed to meet all requirements of Oregon statu…
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