Allstate Insurance Adjuster Unresponsive on Roof Damage Claim
A homeowner waited nearly three months without resolution on a windstorm roof damage claim. The assigned adjuster consistently ignored calls from the roofer and customer. Individual insurance dispute, not a software market problem.
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