Insurance adjusters make inconsistent fault determinations causing claim denials
Policyholders experience adjuster reversals on fault determination mid-claim, resulting in unexpected denials. The lack of transparency and documentation standards leaves claimants without recourse. This systemic inconsistency drives demand for independent claim tracking and dispute support tools.
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