National Truck Insurance

We had a young woman running in our truck. His insurance company does not cover damage to the * * request to our truck. So we have a 1000.00 repair bill. What should we do?

Find a lawyer, call your ins. business or take them to small claims court.

obtain a copy of the police report.

Record $ 5-10 dollars for Small Claims Court

I think including the cost of deposit, leave taken for the work and anything else associated with having to go through that permitted by local law. The max you can also request to be listed and the local court can give you advice minor limitations that are still in small claims court. Then she can either pay directly in cash or insurance to pay as it should have originally.

If the police were called, get a copy of police report to determine guilt. If the accident is his fault, his insurance company may refuse to pay his application or any other. If there is doubt about guilt, and the codicil no fault of the insurance premium and kicking your insurance pays for you and his family pay for it. However, you must understand that the insurance company may refuse to pay only the word of the client. They must have a sufficient reason for refusing a request. I want your insurance company handle it, they are better equipped to do so. If you do not feel comfortable with that, you may need a lawyer.

"At his request? BS ... Was there a police report made? Is it obvious from the damage and location of the street that the fault is hers?

Speak to the Supervisor of Insurance. Insurance companies do not want to settle claims and adjusters say anything about forcing you to go. But this excuse (at their request of the insured) goes against the goal of having insurance.

If the supervisor does not help to speak the Council of State insurance. You may have to take her (not his insurance company) to small claims court. Another option is call your insurance company and let them deal with it.

Ask him to pay you $ 1,000. If she did not prosecute him. Let's insurance pays or what it does. Why do you care who? Anyway, you get paid.

Some trade policies allow the insured to "approve" of a claim prior to payment. It is not common - but it is there.

So, what you should do is to sue in small claims court, and get off. Then she has 30 days to write you a check, and do not forget to add in legal fees and rental replacement coverage.

The policy belongs to the other party, so if it does not wish to file a claim, then they must respect the wishes of their customers. You can not file a claim someone else's policy, and the insurer of the other party is not obliged to respond to your requests. Your only option is to sue the other party.