‘Stricken to Be Reset’: The Hursh Hearing Is Off, Homeowners Agree to Hold Rulings to Dec. 3, and $27,250 in Proposed State Farm ‘Rewards’
A Nov. 10 docket entry struck the Nov. 13 summary-judgment hearing in Hursh v. State Farm, to be reset, with no new date. The homeowners have written that they agree to hold rulings until Dec. 3 under an agreement of the parties, and their Nov. 9 brief says two State Farm employees proposed $27,250 in rewards for members of its Fire Model Enhancement committee. State Farm says it ‘does not compensate its employees based on claim outcomes or payments to insureds.’