California AB1559 requires insurers to provide policyholders with aerial images and the opportunity to dispute their accuracy before coverage.

California AB1559 mandates that insurers using aerial images to terminate residential property insurance must provide the images to policyholders and allow them to dispute the image's accuracy and verify remediation before coverage ends. Policyholders can request an in-person inspection or provide alternative evidence. Insurers cannot use aerial images older than 180 days unless verified by an inspection. The law also requires insurers to notify policyholders annually about potential aerial imaging.

California AB1559 requires insurers to provide policyholders with aerial images and the opportunity to dispute their accuracy before coverage.

California AB1559 mandates that insurers using aerial images to terminate residential property insurance must provide the images to policyholders and allow them to dispute the image's accuracy and verify remediation before coverage ends. Policyholders can request an in-person inspection or provide alternative evidence. Insurers cannot use aerial images older than 180 days unless verified by an inspection. The law also requires insurers to notify policyholders annually about potential aerial imaging.