QuestionMy car was stolen 98 days ago, I did everything from phone interview, personal taped interview, provided all documents including phone records, I acquired an attorney as well. The car was discovered more then 30 days ago with damage. They say they are still investigating. I paid 2 months of rental up front and damage is $2800. what is next? It was a lease with just one month left on lease. Please direct me to my next move and what theirs will be. GMAC wrote it off as total loss.
AnswerHello,
Unfortunately, they can go as long as they want when under investigation. They are not investigating the theft, but how they can implicate you some way in the theft. You may think; you have nothing to worry about because you had nothing to do with the theft. Guess again!
This is the insurance denial game. They will hire an outside forensic locksmith hack that will infer that the last time the car was operated was with your key.
To my knowledge, our firm is the only one that serves as an expert in this field throughout the US and Canada for insureds and insurance companies. The hacks work strictly for insurance companies.
Our firm deals with these cases everyday across the country.
You may think to oppose them all you need is a locksmith. The locksmith would get destroyed in court on Voir Dire (wa-dire). The expert you need has to have the same if not more forensic and automotive certificates, training, backgropund and experience in auto theft. Our firm does.
If you go to http://www.autotheftexpert.com you will see the process you are going through and you are not alone.
Until a disposition is made, either paying you or denying you, there is not a thing you and your attorney can do. When they deny, you can retain our firm and go from there.
Please write me personal email at robo14@aol.com and tell me the state you are in and the insurance company.
Thanks,
Rob
