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Paramedic fighting claim denial after coverage isn't adjusted following deployment

DENHAM SPRINGS – After he was involved in a car accident in October, Justin Crochet says State Farm is denying his claim because the insurance agent allegedly failed to adjust his coverage after his military deployment. 

For months, Crochet has been driving around thinking he had full coverage on his vehicle. He was involved in a wreck on October 23, and the other driver didn't have insurance. 

Crochet is a paramedic with East Baton Rouge EMS and a paramedic with the Louisiana Air National Guard. He shipped out for the Air Force last year in June. Prior to his leave, State Farm changed his coverage to liability while his car sat parked in the garage at his home in Denham Springs.

State Rep. Sharon Chung wants Gov. JB Pritzker to back off State Farm

Illinois lawmakers approved more than 20 bills during the recently-concluded fall veto session. State Rep. Sharon Chung, a Democrat from Bloomington, is relieved to see that one bill did not pass.

State lawmakers tried unsuccessfully during the recent veto session to regulate homeowners insurance rates, something every other state does.

Chung noted the community's long history with two of the area's top employers, State Farm and Country Financial, in opposing price controls.

“We have a really rich history here with State Farm, and I wanted to make sure that whatever we did wasn’t going to regulate it in a way that would make it not friendly for State Farm to be viable here in Illinois,” Chung said in an interview on WGLT’s Sound Ideas.

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