Insurance claims closed without reviewing submitted evidence
Claimants who provide video evidence of accidents find their claims closed unilaterally because the other party did not respond, with no vehicle inspection or meaningful evidence review. Insurers use lack of third-party cooperation as grounds to deny rather than process available evidence. This reflects a systemic gap in how insurers handle unilateral evidence submissions.
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