The documents, released last week, are at the heart of a yearslong legal battle embroiling State Farm and nearly 1,000 homeowners.
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Aug. 30, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT
By Abigail Brooks
State Farm reduced its payouts to policyholders by more than a billion dollars as massive storms tore up the rooftops of houses in Oklahoma, according to company documents released as part of an ongoing series of lawsuits.
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