HB 2013 has been introduced pertaining to property inventories, claims appeal process, advanced additional living expense payments, and rebuild timelines. The bill has yet to be assigned to any committees for a public hearing.
The legislation would require insurers:
- To follow a prescribed personal property claims inventory process;
- To disclose their depreciation methodology and establish an appeals process;
- To offer the policyholder a minimum of 75 percent of the personal property insurance coverage limit stated in the homeowner’s insurance policy without submission of property inventory;
- To provide a 36-month period of time for homeowner to submit documents on the repair, rebuild, or replacement of damaged property to receive full replacement cost coverage; and
- To provide, upon request, advanced payment of no less than six months of living expenses to the policyholder.
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January 30, 2024
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- State of the States
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- Hawaii
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