How Do I Make I My Insurance Company To Pay My Car Accident Bills?
Aug 15, 2007 by rpandit108 | Posted in Insurance
big gun hit my car and did some damage to my car,i had some repair and some rental car bills my insurance company wanted me to go to standard body shop which i did not like so i went to my known body shop well the fettle bills they paid only cover some of total bills which i do not mind but i had two rental bills they only paid one one $141 other $ 777even though my coverage is for 30 days they did not pay $ 777 bill . my insurance sued the other car insurance ensemble and arbitrator judge in my favor the other insurance repaid to my insurance but i am still out $ 777 now none of insurance co. answer my phones for the rental bill for $ 777 in majestic of new york what is my option to cover rental , small claims say i can not sue insurance co can kick to NY insurance commissioner or what can i do. Thanks
Well, you have a LIMIT OF COVERAGE on the rental. Generally speaking it's $15 a day, or $25 a day. What's the limit? The policy doesn't pay for more than you bought. AND it only pays for true repair days - not the waiting time until your body shop can "get around" to doing your car.
What does your Advocate say? They're the first line of help for you. YOUR AGENT. They should be the first person you call for help and explanations.
Notwithstanding small claims court. Of COURSE you can file and sue. But likely you won't win, if the custom is only paying out the limits. So you're wasting your time & money, and risking a countersuit for the legit fees of them sending their lawyer to defend. THAT'S probably what they mean.
On the main part shop issue . . . if they have shops that do the work for $35 an hour labor, and you elect to take your car to a shop that charges $70 per hour for labor, YOU have to pay the difference. Again, YOUR Intermediary can explain this to you.
It's HIGHLY possible that you either 1. got a more expensive car than you had coverage for 2. kept the car longer than the real repair days 3. added "extras" to the rental bill, such as their smash damage waiver, etc, none of which you mentioned, none of which EITHER insurance company is responsible for.
OF Surely you can complain to the NY insurance commissioner. Then they'll ask your insurance company for an explanation of HOW they arrived at the amoutn they paid you (and your adjuster should have already explained this to you), and if it's lawful and right, well, that will settle the complaint.
If you pay the bill, you can go to who you lust after, but if you want THEM to pay the bill, you go to who they want.
Your insurance company made a very standard request, and you were very foolish for not irresistible their advice.
Mary B | Aug 15, 2007
Does your insurance way have a max amount for rental? Most do. That's why you can't go to Hertz or Avis. You have to go to those small car rental companies that specialize in insurance reimbursement rentals -- the rates are much cheaper.
Why did you have two bizarre bills? How long did you have the rental car?
Since your phone calls aren't being answered, send them a thus asking why they haven't reimbursed you for the $777 bill.
bdancer222 | Aug 15, 2007
Well, you have a LIMIT OF COVERAGE on the rental. Generally speaking it's $15 a day, or $25 a day. What's the limit? The policy doesn't pay for more than you bought. AND it only pays for factual repair days - not the waiting time until your body shop can "get around" to doing your car.
What does your Go-between say? They're the first line of help for you. YOUR AGENT. They should be the first person you call for help and explanations.
Non-Standard irregardless small claims court. Of COURSE you can file and sue. But likely you won't win, if the way is only paying out the limits. So you're wasting your time & money, and risking a countersuit for the rightful fees of them sending their lawyer to defend. THAT'S probably what they mean.
On the society shop issue . . . if they have shops that do the work for $35 an hour labor, and you judge to take your car to a shop that charges $70 per hour for labor, YOU have to pay the difference. Again, YOUR Means can explain this to you.
It's HIGHLY possible that you either 1. got a more expensive car than you had coverage for 2. kept the car longer than the factual repair days 3. added "extras" to the rental bill, such as their crash damage waiver, etc, none of which you mentioned, none of which EITHER insurance company is responsible for.
OF Obviously you can complain to the NY insurance commissioner. Then they'll ask your insurance company for an explanation of HOW they arrived at the amoutn they paid you (and your adjuster should have already explained this to you), and if it's proper and right, well, that will settle the complaint.
Go talk to your agent.
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mbrcatz17 | Aug 15, 2007
insurance companies will only pay up to the $$ amount that is agreed in your protocol. you have to a smaller or same like car as the one you had. keep calling the claims department and speak to who ever is in instil to resolve this. they are very savvy so read you policy well. complaining to in NY insurance dept will be necesarry if it is not resolved in about 30 - 60 days.
mag z | Aug 19, 2007
Should A JAMS Arbitrator Have Disclosed Any Potential Conflict Of Interest?
Jun 07, 2008 by ABBY | Posted in Law & Ethics
Are JAMS arbitrators required to rat any potential conflicts of interest with parties in the case, such as a disability insurance carrier? Like, if the arbitrator owned beasts in the company or had a relative employed in the company?
At what point should the arbitrator have done this?
After the arbitrator decision is made, how could I get this intelligence?
Yes. First, the parties underscore a role in selecting the arbitrator, so that is the first time that a party has an opportunity to learn of conflicts. Subscribe to, after an arbitrator learns more about the case, they must disclose any conflicts. They usually would do this at the beginning of the hearing before getting started (they customarily give you a line like they can still be impartial) or, the good ones will notify you of a fracas before you go to their offices. Ethically, it should be done as soon as possible.
An arbitrator should wallowin any conflict. If he is not sure they should at least present the possible conflict and let the parties commit oneself to whether or not they want him/her to decide the matter.
Isaac O | Jun 07, 2008
Yes. First, the parties take advantage of a role in selecting the arbitrator, so that is the first time that a party has an opportunity to learn of conflicts. Marred, after an arbitrator learns more about the case, they must disclose any conflicts. They usually would do this at the beginning of the hearing before getting started (they most of the time give you a line like they can still be impartial) or, the good ones will notify you of a dispute before you go to their offices. Ethically, it should be done as soon as possible.
verybizzy2000 | Jun 07, 2008
How Do I File A Demand For Arbitration? I Live In Los Angeles And Have An Auto Insurance Claim To Settle?
Nov 07, 2007 by Midas and The Muse | Posted in Law & Ethics
Is there a shape I'd use or do I just send a letter to the insurance companys' law firm? If so, what should be included in the letter? Lastly, am I managerial for contacting and selecting the arbitrator?
Arbitration is assorted in every state. Check your local authority.
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Well, you have a LIMIT OF COVERAGE on the rental. Generally speaking it's $15 a day, or $25 a day. What's the limit? The policy doesn't pay for more than you bought. AND it only pays for true repair days - not the waiting time until your body shop can "get around" to doing your car.
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