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Help! Insurance company denies liability

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ssweatlaw

New member
Yes. Sue them in small claims court. Have your witnesses either testify or provide a sworn statement under penalty of perjury. This is a bogus response from the insurance company. They are just hoping you will "go away".
 

don11011

Member
Witnesses refuse to testify in person. They are only willing to provide written testimonies. I might as well take what I can and run.
 

sarahgadon

New member
Well..! It is important to remember that insurance companies are also a business organization. They also do business. They will try to reduce your claim for their profit. So to get rid of this situation, you have to collect more evidence and witnesses before them. Obviously, You can file a lawsuit in a small court. However, before that, you have to combine the correct evidence of this accident. If needed you can go to a lawyer and accept their advice.
 

Just Blue

Senior Member
Well..! It is important to remember that insurance companies are also a business organization. They also do business. They will try to reduce your claim for their profit. So to get rid of this situation, you have to collect more evidence and witnesses before them. Obviously, You can file a lawsuit in a small court. However, before that, you have to combine the correct evidence of this accident. If needed you can go to a lawyer and accept their advice.
OP has been gone for over a month. Please do not post to older threads with silly nonsense. This is a US Law site...if you are I another country please join a site there. Thanks.
 

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