Hawaii SB2963 requires insurers to pay 100% of personal property coverage after a total loss during a state of emergency.
Hawaii SB2963 mandates that insurance companies pay 100% of the insured value of personal property under a policy if a total loss occurs due to covered perils during a state of emergency. This law aims to alleviate the burden on disaster survivors by eliminating the need for an itemized inventory of lost items. Insurers must make these payments within 60 days of establishing the total loss. The bill also requires insurers to notify policyholders of this right within 30 days of a state of emergency declaration.
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