Insurance Storm Claim Denial After Year of Adjuster Delays and Document Requests
A State Farm tornado claim was denied after over a year of adjuster delays, changing adjusters, and repeated contractor document submissions that were acknowledged but never acted on. The final denial came with no substantive justification. Affected homeowners have no viable recourse short of litigation.
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