Your homeowners claim ended with $0. Now what? In 2024, 42.5% of homeowners insurance claims closed in South Carolina ended with no payment to the policyholder. A “no” may not be the final answer. Review the denial, gather your evidence, appeal, file a complaint with the Department of Insurance, and consider legal counsel if you believe your claim was wrongly denied. You paid for the policy. Know your rights when it’s time to use it.

State Farm calls itself a “Good Neighbor.” But they deny claims to make money 💰💰💰??? Internal emails revealed in an Oklahoma lawsuit reportedly show something very different: after rolling out a roof-claims “playbook,” company leaders celebrated a $1.4 BILLION drop in claim payouts in just one year. Have you had a valid roofing claim denied by State Farm? These are “neighbors” South Carolinians don’t need.

You paid the premium. You followed the law. Then you filed a claim, and your insurance company said NO. A new Wall Street Journal investigation found insurers didn’t pay 45% of auto liability and medical claims they resolved last year. And when more consumers are forced to fight for the coverage they already paid for, insurers point the finger at “litigation.” Maybe we should be asking a different question: Is litigation rising because claim denials are rising? 📖 Read the WSJ investigation. 🛡️ Check your policy and application carefully. ⚖️ Protect your right to hold powerful corporations accountable.

When insurance companies delay your claim, they keep earning money on the dollars they owe you. Meanwhile, South Carolinians are left juggling repair bills, rental cars, medical costs, and missed work. Delay pays insurers. South Carolina families pay the price. Read the full article at the link in our bio.