The Consultant: What the Hursh Plaintiffs Say Accenture Built for State Farm’s Roof Claims
TL;DR — On September 10, the Hursh plaintiffs asked Judge Amy Palumbo to force Accenture LLP, the global consulting firm, to turn over its files on…
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Two Trials, 800,000 Pages: State Farm’s Oklahoma Reckoning Now Starts November 2
TL;DR — The Oklahoma State Farm hail litigation now has two trial dates, five weeks apart. West v. State Farm (Comanche County, Judge Grant Sheperd) is…
State Farm Is Deposing the Roofer: What the Franklin Subpoena Means for Every Contractor Who Signs Storm Work
TL;DR — On September 10, 2026, State Farm’s lawyers took the sworn, video-recorded deposition of Derek Franklin of Legacy Roofing & Construction in…
The “Denial Enterprise”: Unsealed Documents, a $1.4 Billion Question, and the Lawsuits That Have State Farm on Trial in Oklahoma
By Allied Emergency Services · Updated August 27, 2026 For years, Oklahoma homeowners swore something had changed. Roofs that any experienced inspector would call totaled were suddenly “wear and tear.” Claims that once paid for full replacements came back as checks for a handful of shingles and a vent cap. Now — after a Comanche…
Oklahoma’s Attorney General Takes On State Farm and Allstate: The Storm-Claim Allegations Explained
Why Is Oklahoma Suing State Farm and Allstate? Attorney General Gentner Drummond Explains the Allegations Updated July 16, 2026 Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is suing State Farm Fire and Casualty Company and Allstate Insurance Company over alleged statewide practices affecting homeowner wind and hail claims. The Attorney General contends that both insurers used undisclosed…