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Dealing with insurance company 200

posted by  ricko on  Sun Jul 17 14:28 CST 2005
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My mother was T-boned in her pristine 1993 240, 120,000 miles, hit from the front fender, driver's door, pushed across 2 lanes into a guard rail. Other driver's insurance company stated it was mom's fault, refused discussion, closed the file and hung up. Mom decided to go to small claims court against the other driver, talked to an attorney friend, represented herself, judge awarded her settlement.
Mom is 75... anything is possible.
Good pluck.






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