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Lakeland Fire & Casualty Company
Lakeland Fire & Casualty Company was an insurance company formed by Berkshire Hathaway in Minnesota during 1971 as part of the Home-State Insurance operation.
📝 Marketing and Underwriting
- Goal: To bring Minnesota agents and insureds a combination of "large company capability and small company accessibility."
- Focus: The company devoted its entire efforts to the single state of Minnesota.
- Performance (1972): In its early stages, it experienced high expense ratios and initially unsatisfactory loss ratios on very small volume, typical of a development-stage insurance unit.
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- Parent Operation: Home-State Insurance
- Manager: John Ringwalt
- Source: 1971 Letter, 1972 Letter
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