Crash Repair Info

Another great resource if you find yourself needing your vehicle repaired after a collision.

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Consult An Attorney

Insurance companies cannot unreasonably delay or deny paying a legitimate insurance claim, and the penalty under the law for doing so is they have to pay double damages, plus attorney fees and costs. 

Insurance companies cannot engage in bad faith when processing your claim, and if they do, they can be subject to punitive damages.  Common examples of unreasonable delay, denial or bad faith: 

• Lowballing the estimate by omitting repairs required by the manufacturer. 
• Refusing to pay claims without conducting a reasonable investigation into your claim. 
• Misrepresenting material facts or policy language in denying or delaying your claim. 
• Insisting that you take your vehicle to the insurance company’s “preferred provider” shops, knowing that the shop will agree with the insurance company’s lowball estimate. 
• Threatening to or actually cutting off your rental car benefits under the policy until you accept their lowball offer. 

Be sure to keep all relevant information, including: 

• The policy and declarations page; 
• All emails, text messages, or letters between you and the insurance company;
• All audio recordings of any phone calls with you and the insurance company
• All handwritten notes you made of any phone calls with the insurance company.
• Any timelines you’ve created about your claim.  

If you feel an insurance company has engaged in bad faith in processing your claim, or unreasonably delayed or denied your claim, call us at 303-759-7018 for your free 30 minute consultation.   If we take your case, we work on a contingency fee, which means we only get paid if we win your case.