YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY MAY THINK YOU ARE A LIAR!
Date Issued: 28th September 2005
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Big Brother has finally arrived and he is in the pocket of your insurance company!
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Lawyer 'must' do more to help
Date Issued: 3rd September 2005
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Sean Scott a friend of The Insurance Claims Service, makes a difference to Katrina effort.
Lawyer 'must' do more to help
A donation wasn't quite enough, so a St. Petersburg man rounds up 340,000 bottles of water and trucks it to the hurricane victims.
By TOM ZUCCO, Times Staff Writer
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TRUE news story. NOT a joke.
Date Issued: 12th August 2005
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A lawyer in Charlotte, NC purchased a box of very rare and expensive cigars, then insured them against fire among other things. Within a month, having smoked his entire stockpile of these great cigars and without yet having made even his first premium payment on the policy, the lawyer filed a claim with the insurance company.
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Response – in – Ability!
Date Issued: 7th August 2005
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When your insurance company’s loss adjuster tells you to appoint a particular contractor to carry out work to your property, if it goes wrong or you are given the wrong advice, the loss adjuster may legally wash his hands of the problem.
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The Right Claim steps in when weather ravages card supplier’s stock
Date Issued: 5th August 2005
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In August 2000 extreme weather took hold in Essex. Storms and floods caused significant damage to the stock of a well-established card and fancy good wholesaler based in Rainham.
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Insurance Claims Service secures claim following Armed Robbery in Birmingham Jewellry Quarter
Date Issued: 5th August 2005
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After being beaten up by 7 armed robbers and left for dead in the vault, a jeweller in Birmingham's jewellery quarter found himself at the mercy of his insurance company's loss adjsster, until The Insurance Claims Service stepped in and secured settlement.
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The Right Claim helps hairdressing salon get back in business
Date Issued: 12th July 2005
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When flash flooding rendered a Hebden Bridge-based hairdressing salon temporarily unusable in June 2000, the situation looked bad.
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