The attorneys working with Class Action.org would like to hear from businesses which were sued, even though it was not their fault, and their insurer collected against the at-fault counterparty. It has been alleged that some property and casualty insurers are not updating business’ loss history to reflect such a recovery. As a result, these businesses could have been overcharged, possibly even illegally. If you believe you were subjected to these practices, the attorneys working with Class Action.org would like to hear your claim. It is possible that these businesses may have legal recourse to recover financial compensation. For more information, please visit
http://www.classaction.org/credit-loss-history-for-insured-businesses.html and complete the free case review form.
Typically, the insurance industry has based insurance prices upon prior loss experience. Insurance companies will estimate
loss payments and loss adjustment expenses as part of this historical information. In most cases, prospective insurers will examine three to five years of prior loss history. If a business is sued, through no fault of their own, and the insurance company collects against the at-fault counterparty, the business loss history should be updated to reflect this recovery. If this history is not properly updated so that the loss dollars do not count against the insured for prospective rating calculations, it is possible that the insured is being overcharged.
If you suspect your business loss history was not updated after being sued and collecting against the at-fault party, the attorneys working with Class Action.org would like to hear from you. They are looking to determine if these businesses have legal recourse to collect compensation for these possible overcharges. To learn more, please visit
ClassAction.org today.
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