Virginia Senate: Insurers must disclose earthquake coverage

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Virginia lawmakers are looking to avoid the breadth of the financial distress state residents endured during last year’s rare earthquake.

The Senate passed a bill Friday requiring insurance companies to inform policyholders whether they are covered in case of an earthquake. Many of those affected by the August quake thought their policies would cover the damage only to find they didn’t.

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