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Insurance companies put on notice regarding coverage in low-risk fire areas in Montana

August 18, 2023/

Insurance companies have been given notice that any refusal to renew or issue policies based on wildfire risks for properties not located in high-risk fire areas violates Montana Insurance Code.

State Auditor and Commissioner of Securities and Insurance (CSI) Troy Downing said the CSI will aggressively pursue companies that deny coverage in low-risk fire areas.

 


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