The suit, filed in Alameda County Superior Court, targets the California FAIR Plan, which is run by representatives of major insurance companies and provides homeowner coverage in locations that individual insurers have been increasingly reluctant or unwilling to cover because of wildfire risks. But the suit also accuses the California Department of…
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