I'm assuming you mean the total loss settlement on your car. Usually the insurance company will research the value of your car. Check your policy carefully on this, as some insurance companies have the last word and others let you have your car appraised at your own expense should you feel the offer is too low. Usually not, but read your policy, and above all, negotiate!
I think it's Aflac
That's not very likely. The insurance company does not file your claim, they accept your claim notice from you. You have to file your claim with the company, not the other way around.
No!! It's not the insurance that tells you how to fix your car, it is you who has the legal right to tell the insurance company. I learned this the hard way!
As little as they can get you to accept.
To find a dental insurance you can contact a dentist office to find out what type of insurance they accept. Then contact those companies. If you have a specific dentist office you want to go to then it's especially important to find out what insurance they accept.
When a doctor or hospital sends a bill to an insurance company, the insurance company in turn sends them an offer of a lesser amount to pay the bill. The doctor or hospital then decides whether or not to accept the offer or "assignment." Most of the time they accept it so they can get paid without any problems.
You do not have to accept what the insurance company offers if you are willing to hire a lawyer to take them to court, but that remedy may prove to be more expensive than the potential gain in your settlement. Lawyers charge a lot.
An Insurance Broker has a duty of care to the client to secure the best deal on the market by 'broking' the insurance requirement out to all insurance companies who will accept the risk. An Agent of an Insurance Company works only for the Insurance Company concerned and thus the client will get a quote from only the insurance company the Agent represents .
Insurance form means the proposal form to be filled and submitted by the applicant to the insurance company which may accept the proposal to insure the applicant.
They will accept almost any claim, paying it is another matter.
In most states an insurer has up to 60 days to accept or deny a claim. Save
Well, Actually you don't. The insurance company assesses the risk you present when you apply for insurance. The company then determines the Premium and may or may not make you a offer of coverage. You can then either accept the coverage offering or reject it.