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Denise

U.S.
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I am a licensed Property/Casualty agent in the state of Wisconsin, a Certified Insurance Counselor and a Certified Insurance Service Representive, with a 15+ year background in personal insurance underwriting. I am currently working in the Homeowners and Auto field, and was licensed in Life and Health insurance years ago. I can provide input if you will give me a "one paragraph what`s the story", however depending on the situation, do note that as policy forms and endorsements vary by the state, the information may be general and educational in nature.

Andrew

Russia
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Insurance, Property and casualty insurance, Personal insurance, Corporate insurance, Risk management, Claims management.

Richard

On Vacation
returns 11/24/2009
I have been the no-fault insurance administrator and arbitration specialist for 18 years working for a plaintiffs` law firm. I have a copy of and am familiar with the newest Reg.68 of the New York State insurance law and have sucessfully represented over 300 applicants at hearings and have guided more than 1,500 more that didn`t need to actually go to a hearing.

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2009-11-02 insurance on stolen car:

Hi Irene- No, you don't have to keep insuring a car that was stolen. Advise AAA that the vehicle was stolen from your place of employment, and reported to the police department 20 days before the accident

2009-11-01 STATUE REGUARDING ROOF REPLACEMENT IN KY:

Hi Sara- I'm not an attorney, nor from Kentucky, so I can't help you with the exact statute question. You may though, want to contact your state's insurance department. You may want to consider making

2009-11-01 intersection accident.:

Hi Ken- If you can get a witness to attest that the other driver had a red light and hit you, then you would be considered not at fault. Otherwise, it sounds to me like you didn't take enough caution

2009-10-31 accident on private property:

Hi Adam- If his insurance company is telling him to take you to court (indicating that he has liability only, and no physical damage coverage on his policy), then it is up to him to cooperate, in order

2009-10-31 accident in parking lot.:

Hi Kim- The person backing up has the responsibility to avoid oncoming traffic. If there was a witness to attest to the fact that he was operating at an unsafe speed for a parking lot, you might have

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