Insurers told to butt out of Hawaii wildfire settlements
The aftermath of the Lahaina wildfire in 2023 HONOLULU – The Hawaii Supreme Court has ruled insurers that already paid claims to property owners and others as a result of the 2023 Maui wildfires cannot intervene in a settlement to recover that money back from those blamed in court for the catastrophe.
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