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Home insurance claims drag on for weeks with no resolution path

Homeowners filing P&C insurance claims face deliberate delays from insurers with no clear escalation mechanism. The gap between when damage occurs and when funds arrive creates compounding financial hardship. Consumers lack leverage or transparency into the claims timeline.

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