New Golden State law on smoke-damaged homes could help bring clarity to a contentious area of insurance litigation. Standards for testing will help determine the bottom line for insurers.
By Eli Flesch · September 24, 2026, 7:18 PM EDT
New California laws designed to establish safe-occupancy standards for smoke-damaged homes and expand insurers' obligations for related claims could help bring clarity to a contentious area of insurance litigation, experts say....
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