I don't think there's anything to talk about. It was a 10 MPH incident with no injuries and they've admitted fault to me in front of the officer (who was wearing a body cam). The issue is that their insurance company is slow rolling me.
I'm sure there is an equivalent, but they'll probably do nothing. If you search through my post history here, you can find what I wrote about my experience with my dealership just not doing a safety recall for the rear camera, me getting the state involved, and basically being told by both parties to go f myself. I'd kinda expect the same from an insurance board, especially in a state run by the...party this state is run by.
Good to know. I can try this in parallel to working with my insurance, and see where it gets me. Talking to my adjuster last night, I'll have to pay my deductible, then wait (and hope) that the subrogation team is able to recoup repair costs before I get the deductible back.
Update: Just the threat to a supervisor that I'd submit a complaint got me a call back and a check approved for the full amount of the repair. Boom.
Great advice and exactly what I was going to write when I saw this thread, after 29 years in claims. I would have first contacted the trucking company's loss department to let them know I thought the insurance company was acting in bad faith and given them one day.
I did that within a couple weeks of the initial incident. The other insurance company was telling me that they needed the company driver's statement and that they hadn't received it. The owner of the company called me within a few minutes and was like "That's ridiculous, I gave that to them ten days ago."
