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Insurance company won't pay reimbursement for 1.5 years. What to do? and got a better answer
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Lawsuit - definitely. Should I coordinate the sequence of your claims with my lawyer?
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A lawsuit in court is unequivocal. Coordinate the sequence of your claims with an attorney.
A lawsuit in court is unequivocal. Coordinate the sequence of your claims with an attorney.
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Above the insurance companies there is some kind of supervisory body, they quickly straighten their brains and of course to court.
Above the insurance companies there is some kind of supervisory body, they quickly straighten their brains and of course to court.
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Of course you have to go to court with a lawsuit. For late payment there is a provision for the collection of interest. It is better immediately with the new requirements, why go to court a hundred times? Moreover, having already considered the dispute between the parties, the second time the court the same dispute will not consider.
Of course you have to go to court with a lawsuit. For late payment there is a provision for the collection of interest. It is better immediately with the new requirements, why go to court a hundred times? Moreover, having already considered the dispute between the parties, the second time the court the same dispute will not consider.
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Your time is running out, a year and a half has already passed, and you are only deciding what to do. If your insured event completely falls under the terms of the insurance, then immediately take your claim to court. It is better to file one lawsuit at a time. You don't need to recalculate the car's value because you are demanding payment of the insured sum as of the date when the insurance company was obliged to pay you the money. Good luck
Your time is running out, a year and a half has already passed, and you are only deciding what to do. If your insured event completely falls under the terms of the insurance, then immediately take your claim to court. It is better to file one lawsuit at a time. You don't need to recalculate the car's value because you are demanding payment of the insured sum as of the date when the insurance company was obliged to pay you the money. Good luck
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Contact a lawyer.
Contact a lawyer.