USAA beats one discrimination class action, but faces another
The latest suit claims membership is a "false, unfair, and deceptive promise that USAA has systematically breached.”
By Brittney Meredith-Miller |
January 16, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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Insurer USAA has defeated a California class action suit accusing them of discriminating against enlisted military personnel and veterans. The class action, which has been pending for four years, claimed the carrier relegated enlisted members to USAA General Indemnity Co., one of the insurer’s subsidiaries.
The class action alleged that the subsidiary offered lower-quality insurance while charging higher base rates for auto coverage than USAA itself. However, current and former military officers were able to purchase policies with the main carrier, United States Automobile Association (USAA).
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