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Insurance Companies STILL Shorting Consumers After Car Accidents
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June 5, 2019
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Insurance companies may not be reimbursing their policyholders for the full value of their total loss vehicle, according to recent consumer allegations. Total loss class action lawsuits filed against insurance providers claim that the companies violate their own contracts by failing to reimburse policyholders for sales tax, title transfer fees, tag transfer fees, and more after a total loss car accident. Consumers taking action against insurance companies argue that they are owed hundreds to thousands of dollars. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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