The law is not all about intent. Lawyers carefully worded a contract with a lot of very specific details. The lawyers' employer clearly intends to enforce that

The law is not all about intent. Lawyers carefully worded a contract with a lot of very specific details. The lawyers' employer clearly intends to enforce that specific contract, and they attached a signature in a way that in my opinion, does not prove he agreed to that contract. If there's intent to be discussed here, it's State Farm's intent to enforce a one-sided document as though it was a legally binding contract. If they pull that off, unfortunately the law starts caring an awful lot about the actual content. So fuck them and fuck anyone who defends them. This is exactly what is wrong with the US health system and we don't talk about it enough.