Insurance claim staff behave unprofessionally with no accountability
A State Farm claimant alleges their claim specialist was racist and unprofessional, and that the supervisor refused to hold the employee accountable. This is a specific conduct complaint reflecting broader insurance industry accountability failures, but extremely situational with limited software buildability.
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