Allstate claims process leaves not-at-fault accident victim without timely resolution
A driver hit head-on by an Allstate-insured party, with fault acknowledged by all parties including police, reports the claims process has not led to a timely or fair resolution. Reflects friction in cross-insurer claims handling.
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