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The insurance denied that part of the claim due to wear and tear however they paid for the wall to be repaired. I have pictures that the wall was intact until it was towed out of the mud. There is no wear and tear it's a 2019 and I have never taken it out camping due to being in the shop. How... View More 
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answered on Oct 3, 2024
Every case is unique, hence in circumstances like these—where your toy hauler was damaged during towing—and where the insurance company refused part of the claim—you should get advice from an attorney who can assess your particular circumstances. You could follow these guidelines:
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I purchased a used minivan, for my father, from a local dealership. He’s handicapped & it was equipped with a full ADA conversion. After speaking to the adjuster she said she was going to call the company to verify the conversion details. The company confirmed the vin # and the date the... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2024
The insurance company is required to act in good faith and deal fairly with you. In my opinion, the insurer should consider all relevant factors in determining the value of the vehicle, including modifications that enhanced the vehicle's value.
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Large unit I paid on for almost two years. They want receipts for things but thieves stole all documentation I owned. And there’s no receipt for years worth of clothing, shoes, perfume collection, etc. The storage manager failed to notify me and continued accepting payment for months until I came... View More
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answered on Aug 12, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the distressing situation you're going through. Based on the information you’ve provided, there may be grounds to pursue legal action, not only for the inadequate insurance payout but potentially also for emotional distress and other damages. Here’s a breakdown... View More
answered on Sep 29, 2019
Insurance companies are governed by state law where they operate, so a Nevada attorney would know best the state-specific laws that might apply. However, your question remains open for three weeks. Carriers almost always provide notice of payment; it's in their interest to do so. If you were... View More
I'm in Las Vegas, Nevada.
My 2014 Cadillac XTS is totaled. The accident was deemed my fault.
I want to keep my damaged car, must I sign POA form?
I owe $21,585.15 to Chase Auto Loan, the insurance is offering $24,415.00
The insurance company wants me to sign... View More
answered on Aug 6, 2017
Understand you won't get 24 k if you want the car--you have to buy it back from them for salvage. Looks like you are getting a decent deal--take it. You say the wreck was deemed your fault. If you agree fine. If not, why not contact a member of the Nevada Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consults.
Against auto insurance co American Family
answered on Jul 14, 2015
Google "insurance bad faith" lawyers. Alternatively, talk to local injury lawyers. If they don't handle bad faith, they may know someone who does.
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