Insurance Adjustors' Siloed Roles Stall Safety-Critical Repair Claims for Months
A driver's insurance claim for a damaged forward-collision radar system stalled for nearly four months because the liability adjustor assigned to the case had no direct contact with the body-shop adjustor actually coordinating repairs. Vague status updates and unreturned calls left the customer driving a car with an inoperative safety system with no clear path to resolution.
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