Thirty-one internal State Farm papers sat under a protective order. A Comanche County judge in Oklahoma opened them. Watch the KFOR report. Then let us look at your roof.
KFOR Oklahoma's News 4 · Lauren Henry. Watch on YouTube · KFOR writeup on Yahoo
I'm Steve. Neighbor in Yorkville. This year's storms already hit Yorkville, Oswego, Naperville, and Plainfield. Insurance is a fight. Those 31 papers came out of an Oklahoma courtroom, not your driveway. They do not hand you a new roof. They do tell you why a first no is not the end of the story. Roofing Yorkville documents the roof and fights a real claim. Fill out the ten questions or call me.
From the court file · as reported by KFOR
August 2026. Judge Grant Shepherd, Comanche County, Oklahoma, unsealed 31 internal State Farm documents that had been under a protective order in the West case. The facts below are what plaintiffs' attorneys at Whitten Burrage told KFOR, and State Farm's reply. That is all.
Attorneys · Whitten Burrage
State Farm · their reply
This is Oklahoma litigation. It is not a finding that every Yorkville roof is owed a new roof.
A Yorkville, Oswego, Naperville, or Plainfield house still needs photos, a storm date, and a real claim. We document that. We do not invent damage. We do not tell you that you already won.
Free look
You already paid the premium. After this year's storms, do not take the first no as scripture. Get the roof looked at. If the claim is real, we fight it. If it is not, I will tell you that too.
