How much can a claim be worth?

An approved claim is stated at $80–$280. What an individual receives depends on the administrator's assessment and how many valid claims are filed.

When is the deadline to claim?

Claims close October 26, 2026, 1 day from today. After that the administrator stops accepting them.

Who may be eligible for the Star Casualty Insurance Company settlement?

Florida drivers insured under a Star Casualty automobile insurance policy between March 22, 2018 and June 26, 2026, who had a first-party total-loss claim settled on an ACV basis and either did not receive full Title/Tag Transfer Fees ($79.85) or had excess storage and towing improperly deducted (up to $200).

On the official administrator's site: https://www.starcasualtytotallosssettlement.com/. PayUpBro never collects your claim. You file directly with the administrator.

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Star Casualty Insurance Company settlement pays $80–$280 per approved claim. Claims close October 26, 2026

$80–$280 typical 1 day left United States

The administrator states $80–$280 for an approved claim, and the claim window closes on October 26, 2026. Whether you qualify is the administrator's determination, not ours.

A claim window does not reopen once it shuts. 7 claim windows in the United States have closed in the last 30 days.

Court-approved · No. 2023-013380-CA-01 · 11th Judicial Circuit Court, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Official administrator · starcasualtytotallosssettlement.com

What the case is about: Kharevich v. Star Casualty Insurance Company Total Loss Class Action Settlement, an open class action settlement in the United States.

Questions people ask about this settlement

How much can a claim be worth?: An approved claim is stated at $80–$280. What an individual receives depends on the administrator's assessment and how many valid claims are filed.
When is the deadline to claim?: Claims close October 26, 2026, 1 day from today. After that the administrator stops accepting them.
Who may be eligible for the Star Casualty Insurance Company settlement?: Florida drivers insured under a Star Casualty automobile insurance policy between March 22, 2018 and June 26, 2026, who had a first-party total-loss claim settled on an ACV basis and either did not receive full Title/Tag Transfer Fees ($79.85) or had excess storage and towing improperly deducted (up to $200).
Where do I file?: On the official administrator's site: https://www.starcasualtytotallosssettlement.com/. PayUpBro never collects your claim. You file directly with the administrator.

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