Insurer Unresponsive to Legal Correspondence for Months on Uncontested Claim
A State Farm policyholder injured in a not-at-fault accident reports the company has gone nine months without responding to their attorney's emails, even though the at-fault driver's insurer already agreed to pay. The unresolved claim left them without a working car and, eventually, their job. Reinforces a structural pattern of insurer unresponsiveness that leaves policyholders bearing real-world costs of processing delays.
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