Insurers reverse approved claims without providing supporting evidence
An approved insurance claim was reclassified from covered accidental damage to excluded gradual deterioration and denied, but the insurer never provided the adjuster notes, inspection findings, or evidence used to justify the reversal despite repeated requests.
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