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All Progressive Insurance class action lawsuits and settlements available to West Virginia residents.
Last updated: April 28, 2026 · By Class Action Buddy
West Virginia residents have 0 active class action settlements involving Progressive Insurance that they can file claims for right now. In addition, Progressive Insurance has 2 past settlements that have been resolved.
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Past Progressive Insurance Settlements (2)
These Progressive Insurance settlements have closed but West Virginia residents may have qualified at the time.
$1.76M Progressive stacked UM/UIM coverage class action settlement
Up to VariesProgressive agreed to pay $1.76M for allegedly charging unfair premiums on stacked UM/UIM coverage for single vehicles. Check if you qualify.
$3.25M Progressive data breach class action settlement
Up to $5,000Progressive data breach settlement offers up to $3.25M to affected customers. Check if you qualify and file your claim with Class Action Buddy.
About Progressive Insurance Class Actions in West Virginia
Progressive Insurance has maintained a significant presence in West Virginia since the state's insurance market deregulation in the 1990s, serving thousands of policyholders across the Mountain State. West Virginia operates under comparative negligence laws and has specific statutory requirements for uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage that directly impacted the $1.76 million Progressive stacked UM/UIM settlement. The state's Consumer Credit and Protection Act provides additional safeguards for insurance consumers, while the West Virginia Insurance Commissioner actively monitors carrier practices for compliance violations. Progressive customers in West Virginia were affected by both the company's national data breach settlement worth $3.25 million and the stacked coverage dispute that resulted in changes to how the insurer calculates UM/UIM benefits. West Virginia residents filing class action claims benefit from the state's relatively plaintiff-friendly venue rules and the ability to pursue claims in state court. The state's statute of limitations for insurance bad faith claims is typically two years, though discovery rules may extend filing deadlines. Charleston and Martinsburg represent Progressive's primary service areas, with the company writing policies for both personal auto and commercial coverage throughout West Virginia's 55 counties.
Progressive Insurance Settlements in West Virginia: FAQs
What was the Progressive stacked UM/UIM coverage settlement about in West Virginia?
The $1.76 million settlement resolved claims that Progressive improperly calculated uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage when policies included stacking provisions. West Virginia law requires insurers to clearly explain stacking benefits, and the settlement addressed allegations that Progressive's calculation methods violated state regulations governing UM/UIM coverage.
How does West Virginia's insurance law protect Progressive policyholders from bad faith practices?
West Virginia Code Section 33-11-4 prohibits unfair claim settlement practices and allows consumers to pursue bad faith claims against insurers like Progressive. The state also requires insurers to respond to claims within specific timeframes and maintain adequate reserves, with violations subject to fines and penalties.
Were West Virginia Progressive customers eligible for the data breach settlement?
Yes, West Virginia residents whose personal information was compromised in Progressive's data security incident were eligible to participate in the $3.25 million class action settlement. Eligible customers could claim reimbursement for documented losses and receive free credit monitoring services.
Tips for West Virginia Residents Filing Progressive Insurance Claims
West Virginia Progressive policyholders should document all communications with claims representatives and maintain detailed records of policy changes or coverage disputes. Contact the West Virginia Insurance Commissioner's office at 304-558-3354 to file complaints about claim handling or coverage denials. Review your policy's uninsured motorist coverage annually, as West Virginia's stacking laws may provide additional protection. When filing class action claims, ensure you meet all deadlines and provide required documentation promptly. Consider consulting with a West Virginia insurance attorney familiar with the state's comparative negligence laws and insurance regulations, particularly for significant UM/UIM claims or suspected bad faith practices.
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