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Old 08-24-2006, 02:37 PM
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Karen


What is the name of your state? FLORIDA
On July 18th 2006 my car was parked in a parking lot in a strip center. An afternoon storm came up and blew a dead tree on my car causing $2635.00 worth of damage. No one was injured. I went to the property owners insurance company with pictures I had taken. They later informed me they were not liable as it was an act of nature. I countered that the tree was dead and should have been removed by the property owners. Again the claim was denied. I have full coverage through my own insurance company, but do not have the $500 deductible. Do I have a case? Had the tree fallen the other way it would have fallen into traffic possibly causing injury. I only want my car fixed. No more than that. Where do I go from here, or should I let it go.
Thank you for your adviceWhat is the name of your state?
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