Farmers Settles Redlining Suit In Ohio
The Farmers Insurance Group is moving forward with some new standard operating procedures in Ohio after reaching a settlement last month with plaintiffs who charged the Los Angeles-based homeowners' insurer with redlining minority urban neighborhoods in Ohio.
A consent decree was filed in the Lucas County Common Pleas Court on Oct. 11 in the consolidated cases of Toledo Fair Housing Center v. Farmers Insurance and Ohio Civil Rights Commission v. Farmers Insurance.
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