Third-Party Claimant Denied Reimbursement Despite Clear Fault
A driver rear-ended by a State Farm policyholder in a minor, under-$2,000 accident says State Farm refuses to cover their $1,000 deductible despite clear liability, and is escalating the case to the state Department of Insurance with supporting evidence.
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