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Bronx Petrozzi
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I was rearended in Aug. I was then paid for the damages from his insurance. On my way to get the certification for the other damages to my automobile, they canceled the check. I got the certification and now they are stating that it is all invalid. Ever since the accident I have been treated poorley and been pushed along from one rep to the other. Basically giving me the run around. One rep told me to put off my medical and wait until they can figure out what is going on. So I did so. I told them exactly what the injuries were and when it started. I also told them my past medical history. Since I have started going to the chiropractor. Ever since the first accident my car driveability was very poor. The steering wheel would shake vigourously, and ever so often pull to the left and the right. I brought this to All Great's attention and was told to get certification. I have done so. While they were I guess "biding their time" My car spun out on the free way and did 3 360's and slammed against the wall. Completely totalling my car. They have only gave me vague answers on what their disposition is and what they are going to do about it, but basically they say they are not going to pay a thing. They state that they have a engineer who measured the height of my car and the height of the curb and side walk and their is now way that these damages are from this. But it is kind of irrelevant because the damages to my rims bending, would have nothing to do with the height of my car and the curb. Which in all regards my car did hit and scrap. I have contacted the Insurance commisioneer and the Attorney general on this matter and the next step for me is to go against them in a higher jurisdiction. What advice and helpful steps should I take on going about this or make sure that I do to not make costly mistakes in these circumstances?