Bill > AB2637

This bill makes technical, nonsubstantive changes to existing California law regarding residential property insurance, specifically concerning claims for damage caused by corrosive soils. The law currently requires an insurance company to notify its policyholder in writing about the deadline for filing a claim, known as the statute of limitation, at least 30 days before it expires. This notification is intended to protect homeowners who might not be aware of the time limit for their claim. The bill clarifies the wording in this existing provision, changing "Any insurer" to "An insurer" and "his or her" to "the insured's" to ensure the language is more precise and inclusive, without altering the core requirement of providing timely notice to the insured about their claim's statute of limitation.

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