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[Fuchii]

Jurisdiction

Arizona

If my insurance claim is denied for clear and convincing misconduct, will my appeal be more succesful if I present this evidence up the chain of command? I mean senior management?

 

[zddoodah]

my insurance claim is denied for clear and convincing misconduct

Please explain exactly what this means. Are you talking about a first party claim (i.e., a claim you made with your own auto insurance carrier for, e.g., payment under your collision coverage) or a third party claim (i.e., a claim against another driver's liability coverage)? What exactly do you mean by "denied for clear and convincing misconduct"?

my appeal

Appeal to whom? Are you talking about a complaint to the Department of Insurance?

if I present this evidence up the chain of command? I mean senior management?

Not really sure what you mean by this. Why don't you give a concise narrative about what happened?

 

[cbg]

I have deleted your four duplicate threads. You only need to post once; five times is four times too many. You will not get more or better answers by spamming the board.

Do not post the same question again.

 

[Zigner]

If my insurance claim is denied for clear and convincing misconduct, will my appeal be more succesful if I present this evidence up the chain of command? I mean senior management?

What does this have to do with "Civil Court, Procedure & Litigation"?

 

[cbg]

And please clarify what state this is happening. State law matters and posting random state names will not get you appropriate responses. FYI I can see what state your IP address is registered in and it is neither Arizona nor California.

 

[adjusterjack]

If my insurance claim is denied for clear and convincing misconduct, will my appeal be more succesful if I present this evidence up the chain of command? I mean senior management?

What kind of policy?
What kind of claim?
What misconduct was stated?
You would have gotten a letter with the reason for the denial?
What did it say?
What senior management do you think you can appeal to?
On what grounds?