What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California.
Ok. This is the story. About a month ago Southern California Edison, my power company gived my house to much energy and caused our washer machine to get burnt out. I filled a claim the next morning because the website was down that night. The claim was for 450 dollars. Last week they mailed me and told me my claim of denied because a squirrel damaged the overhead electrical equipment. I was wondering can I go to a small action court and sue them for the money owed? The claims representative called me back today and told me that there was nothing they can do. I told her that the day after I called the person who answered the phone said that she turned the energy to my house down. Doesn't that mean that she admitted the to problem and fixed the problem by turning down the energy? Later that night they sent a man to my house to look at the equipment. Is this fair?
Ok. This is the story. About a month ago Southern California Edison, my power company gived my house to much energy and caused our washer machine to get burnt out. I filled a claim the next morning because the website was down that night. The claim was for 450 dollars. Last week they mailed me and told me my claim of denied because a squirrel damaged the overhead electrical equipment. I was wondering can I go to a small action court and sue them for the money owed? The claims representative called me back today and told me that there was nothing they can do. I told her that the day after I called the person who answered the phone said that she turned the energy to my house down. Doesn't that mean that she admitted the to problem and fixed the problem by turning down the energy? Later that night they sent a man to my house to look at the equipment. Is this fair?