Ohio · Travelers

Travelers underpayment in Ohio.

Three layers stack here: Travelers's documented claims-handling patterns, Ohio's statutes for unfair claims practices and appraisal, and the most recent court opinions that have shaped how those collide. We pull the case law live from CourtListener and the complaint index live from NAIC — both update without manual edits.

The Ohio statute

UCSPA / Bad Faith

What your carrier owes you under state law

Ohio Revised Code § 3901.21 (Unfair Claims Practices). Common-law bad-faith claim recognized under Hoskins v. Aetna Life Insurance.

Statute of Limitations

How long you have to act

15 years for written-contract breach (one of the longest in the country); bad-faith torts: 4 years from accrual.

Appraisal clause

Your fastest enforcement lever

Ohio courts uphold appraisal clauses. Recent rulings tighten what 'amount of loss' includes — generally not coverage disputes.

🔴 Live intel on Travelers

Pulled live from Leo · NAIC + CourtListener · cached 1h
NAIC Complaint Index
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slightly below averageTravelers receives fewer complaints per dollar of premium than the industry average, but individual claims still get lowballed.
Source: NAIC Consumer Information Source (CIS) 2024. Index of 1.00 = industry average.

Recent court opinions mentioning Travelers

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