State Farm Exposed in Lawsuit Claiming the Company Discriminates Against Clients of Jewish Lawyers
Unfortunately, many insurance companies are engaged in secret claims conduct that is intentionally designed so that policyholders get less than what they bargained for at the point of sale.
These lawsuits, like the one in the following story, expose what many insurance regulators are doing behind the scenes that no one knows about. Some of America’s most popular insurance companies are settling claims cases for millions of dollars, instead of going through with a public trial. The following story explains the case: Hindin v. State Farm.
State Farm Pays $30 Million
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In 1993, after years of litigation, State Farm paid $30 million to a group of clients to settle their claims of bad faith and religious national origin discrimination. Los Angeles attorney Todd...