Insurance Claims Adjusters Provide Poor Communication On Clear-Liability Claims
A policyholder describes prolonged financial and logistical distress after an insurer mishandled a claim where liability was clear (an insured drunk driver struck a parked, unoccupied vehicle). The complaint centers on unprofessional communication and delay from the assigned claims adjuster.
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