by Justin Skipton | May 7, 2026 | Insurance, California, Fire damage, News
California Moves to Penalize State Farm Over Wildfire Claims Handling State officials pursue millions in fines, accusing the insurer “buried policyholders in red tape at the worst moment of their lives” California regulators filed legal action Monday against State...
by Justin Skipton | Jul 17, 2025 | Arizona, California, Fire damage, Insurance, Justin Skipton, Legal, News
California Policyholders – Smoke Damage Ruling A recent court ruling may reshape how wildfire-related insurance claims are handled in California. Why This Ruling Matters for FAIR Plan Policyholders A Los Angeles judge found that the California FAIR Plan—the...
by Justin Skipton | May 8, 2025 | Arizona, California, Claim How To, Colorado, Fire damage, Insurance, New Mexico, News, Texas
After more than two decades working with clients through some of the most devastating times in their lives, I’ve seen a lot. Fires are overwhelming — not just because of the physical damage, but because of the complexity of the claims process that follows. If...
by Justin Skipton | Apr 23, 2025 | California, Fire damage, Insurance, News
Understanding Wildfire Insurance Claims: LA Wildfire Guide Wildfires have caused devastating damage with billions of dollars in losses reported each year. The Los Angeles County fires are estimated to cost more than$150 billion in losses and that number is still...
by Justin Skipton | Jan 9, 2025 | California, Fire damage, News
Los Angeles County Wildfires Standing Strong Amidst the Hughes, Palisades, Huges, Hurst, Woodley, and Eaton Wildfires As the Hughes, Palisades, Hurst, and Eaton wildfires continue to devastate homes, businesses, and lives across Los Angeles County, our hearts go out...
by Justin Skipton | Nov 8, 2024 | California, Fire damage, Insurance, News
As California grapples with the devastating impact of the “Mountain Fire” wildfire, many homeowners and property owners find themselves dealing with extensive losses. Wildfires can be overwhelming for those affected, not only in terms of the personal toll...