Lawsuits accuse State Farm of secretly working to cut insurance payouts
The storm swept into Tulsa County, Okla., around dinnertime on May 21, 2024, hammering people's houses with hail the size of golf balls. It was so loud that when a …
The storm swept into Tulsa County, Okla., around dinnertime on May 21, 2024, hammering people's houses with hail the size of golf balls. It was so loud that when a neighbor called Tim Willard, he couldn't make out what they were saying on the phone. Afterward, Willard walked outside his home to see shingles ripped from the roof and a lawn covered by an inch of ice. "These were jagged hailstones," Willard says.
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Media Coverage · April 28, 2026
A group of lawsuits accuse State Farm of secretly working to reduce insurance payouts. The allegations stem from a severe hail storm that hit Tulsa County, Oklahoma in May 2024, causing significant damage to homes. The storm's impact is still being felt, with homeowners seeking compensation from their insurance company.
newspaper Read articleThe storm swept into Tulsa County, Okla., around dinnertime on May 21, 2024, hammering people's houses with hail the size of golf balls. It was so loud that when a neighbor called Tim Willard, he couldn't make out what they were saying on the phone. Afterward, Willard walked outside his home to see shingles ripped from the roof and a lawn covered by an inch of ice. "These were jagged hailstones," Willard says.
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A group of lawsuits accuse State Farm of secretly working to reduce insurance payouts. The allegations stem from a severe hail storm that hit Tulsa County, Oklahoma in May 2024, causing significant damage to homes. The storm's impact is still being felt, with homeowners seeking compensation from their insurance company.
The storm swept into Tulsa County, Okla., around dinnertime on May 21, 2024, hammering people's houses with hail the size of golf balls. It was so loud that when a …
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