Auto Insurance Claims Stall Despite Comprehensive Documentation Provided Upfront
Claimants who proactively provide complete accident documentation — driver info, police reports, photos, and audio evidence — still face extended delays while insurers claim they cannot verify involved parties. The other party's insurer completes its review while the claimant's own insurer stalls, forcing regulatory escalation.
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