On Sept. 28 Judge Amy Palumbo stripped the confidential label from 11 State Farm documents. Two are now public in full: a 2020 operations model that lists ‘outcome-based claim handling’ and a June 2021 roof-claims quality report. Both are hosted, with State Farm’s response.
State Farm is clawing back ‘Exhibit 133’ — a document shown to executive Wensley Herbert at his Sept. 17 deposition — as privileged material it says it failed to redact. The letter is public only because the Hursh homeowners attached it to a Sept. 23 filing that says the same document went to the CEO and C-suite. Every page hosted.
Six weeks before the first State Farm hail trial in Oklahoma, State Farm asked a Comanche County judge to move West v. State Farm to another county — or delay it past the November 3 election in which the plaintiff is a candidate for district judge — then moved to add a Sullivan & Cromwell partner to its trial team. Same week: the AG’s case gets a Nov. 9 disqualification hearing and the Hursh trial date of Dec. 7 is locked in. Every filing hosted.
Ten days before the hearing on its own motion to dismiss, State Farm asked a Cleveland County judge to disqualify Whitten Burrage as the Oklahoma Attorney General’s counsel — and attached the State’s unposted contingency-fee contract with the firm. The 114-page filing, the contract’s 20-percent-to-$50-million fee schedule, the campaign-money argument, and what happened in West v. State Farm the same week.
TL;DR — On September 28, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., Judge Jeff Virgin of the Cleveland County District Court hears State Farm’s motion to dismiss the State of…
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