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State Farm Cuts Back In Alabama

Karen Cutter, State Farm's Alabama vice president for agencies, said the 2004-2005 catastrophes have shown that "we must continue to manager our property-loss exposure along the coast for the sake of

By Steven Tuckey | Updated on February 05, 2007

State Farm will not renew coverage for about 2,600 policyholders, mainly in Alabama’s beach resort areas, the company said.

Karen Cutter, State Farm’s Alabama vice president for agencies, said the 2004-2005 catastrophes have shown that “we must continue to manager our property-loss exposure along the coast for the sake of all of our policyholders.”

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