Third-Party Insurance Claimants Not Told About Coverage Limits Upfront
When a not-at-fault party files a claim against another driver's insurance, the at-fault insurer withholds critical coverage details like rental car daily rate caps until after the rental is complete. Claimants only discover the reimbursement shortfall when the bill arrives, with no way to make an informed choice beforehand.
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