State Farm, my home insurer for the past 25 years, recently wrote to enumerate several "positive measures that should be taken to reduce the risk for loss." Such threats, known as "re-underwriting," have panicked many Californians because State Farm and other large insurance firms have abruptly cited reasons to cancel clients who must then scramble for scarce and…
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