Insurance agents give conflicting coverage information that leads to denied claims
A policyholder was told by two different Allstate agents that their trailer and home had premium coverage tiers, only to have their claim denied nearly six weeks later after being routed through a shrinking local office with reduced staffing. The mismatch between what agents represent and what the policy actually covers directly led to a denied claim.
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