Office of the Special Deputy Receiver

Representing Andrew Boron, Director of Insurance, Illinois Department of Insurance
Patrick D. Hughes, Special Deputy Receiver & Chief Executive Officer

Statewide Insurance Company

Welcome to the webpage for Statewide Insurance Company.  On January 6, 2004, Statewide Insurance Company, was ordered into liquidation, and the Director of Insurance was affirmed as Receiver.  By Illinois law, the Director may appoint a Special Deputy Receiver to administer the receivership.  By power of attorney, Patrick D. Hughes is the Special Deputy Receiver to Director of Insurance Andrew Boron, and the Office of the Special Deputy Receiver handles the day-to-day administration of the liquidation proceedings under the direction of the Special Deputy, subject to the ultimate authority of the Director and to court supervision.  Here is additional information on Statewide Insurance Company:
   
Liquidation Date: January 6, 2004
Claims Filing Deadline: January 6, 2005
Contingent Claims Filing Deadline: January 6, 2006
   
Second Claim Filing Deadline: March 31, 2014
   
Docket Number: 04 CH 00150
  Click here to view the Statewide Insurance Company docket and upcoming court dates maintained by the Clerk of the Supervising Court.
Related Documents and Links:  
Balance Sheets
Financial Statements and Independent Auditors' Report
Notice of Second Claim Filing Deadline
Receivership Petitions and Orders
Statement of Changes in Cash and Invested Assets
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On January 6, 2004, an Agreed Order of Liquidation with a Finding of Insolvency, was entered against Statewide Insurance Company in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois. Statewide’s board of directors consented to the order, which was entered based on the Director’s complaint that Statewide’s policyholder surplus was impaired in an amount in excess of $21 million.

Located in Waukegan, Illinois, Statewide Insurance Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Statewide Holding Corporation, was incorporated in 1979. Statewide was licensed in twenty-six states and wrote commercial multiple peril, commercial auto, general liability, umbrella coverage, workers compensation, inland marine and fidelity and surety bond business. The policies were primarily marketed to small general contractors and artisans in the Midwest and Western states.

The claim filing deadline was January 6, 2005. The deadline for liquidating timely-filed contingent claims was January 6, 2006. Early Access distributions totaling $21,170,184 have been made to various Guaranty Funds for administration expenses and claim payments.

On July 27, 2010, the Supervising Court approved the Liquidator's petition to distribute an interim dividend on all timely-filed claims that were previously recommended for allowance by the Liquidator and approved by the Supervising Court at the policyholder priority level (level "d") and the general creditor level (level "g") of the Illinois priority of distribution schedule. The interim dividend was approved in the amount of 100% of the amount of each priority level "d" and "g" claim allowance, and totaled $3,017,090.

On March 1, 2011, the Supervising Court entered an Order establishing a Second Claim-Filing Deadline of March 31, 2014, for the Statewide liquidation estate. The Second Claim-Filing Deadline was established in order to afford Statewide’s policyholders and other claimants an opportunity to participate in a distribution of Statewide’s surplus, or assets existing subsequent to payment in-full on all timely-filed claims previously allowed at priority levels “a” through “g” of the statutory distribution schedule. March 31, 2014, was established in order not to prematurely foreclose Statewide’s policyholders from filing long-tail claims, which may still legally be asserted against policyholders. Previously filed “late claims,” filed after the original claim filing deadline of January 6, 2005, will be deemed by the Liquidator to be timely-filed for purposes of the Second Claim-Filing Deadline. Requests for proof of claim forms may be made either by: (1) writing to Statewide Insurance Company, in Liquidation c/o the Office of the Special Deputy Receiver, located at 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Suite 1450, Chicago, Illinois 60654; or (2) clicking on the following link Proof of Claim Form Selection. For administrative purposes, a request for a Proof of Claim form should include the following information: your name and address, the claimant’s name (if different), the Statewide Insurance Company policy number, the date of the loss or accident, and, if available to you, the Statewide Insurance Company claim number.

Last updated January 2012

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