bug reportIndustry Verticals · InsurancesituationalB2C

Allstate stalls water damage repair approval for months

A homeowner waits months for Allstate to approve kitchen and bathroom repairs after water damage. Chronic insurer processing delay causing real hardship; no external software product solves this.

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