Insurers Delay Approving Supplemental Auto Repair Estimates
After repairs to restore a vehicle to OEM safety standards exceeded the insurer's initial estimate, the claimant faced weeks of silence on a supplemental payment request while the repair shop withheld the vehicle. The gap between initial and actual repair costs leaves claimants fronting money out of pocket without confirmed reimbursement.
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