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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.
Experience in the area
20+ Years
Organizations
CIC, CISR, API
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Recent Reviews from Users
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| kyle ward | 01/05/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you for your response I would ..... |
| mark | 12/12/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thank you for the answer it was ..... |
| Robert Bartnicki | 11/16/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Not the answer I was hoping for ..... |
| Carlos Honesty | 09/22/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for the help |
| Rob | 09/19/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | She was very polite with her answer ..... |
Recent Answers from Denise
2012-01-27 adding a driver:
Hi Renee- Well, yes. If there is another person in your household, the insurance company knows that that person has access to your vehicle. You could provide proof that this person is insured elsewhere
2012-01-15 car fender bender:
Hi- Well, first I would make a complaint to the police department there. That would seem to be an incorrect procedure. I would also disagree as to fault- I would say the person on the right side of
2012-01-05 Tire Blowout Insurance Claim?:
Hi Diana- The 100,000 your boyfriend is referring to is for damage that the vehicle could do to another vehicle. Such as if when you crossed into oncoming traffic. If you had hit other vehicles, this
2011-12-28 towing:
Hi Kyle- I'm not an attorney, nor from North Carolina. If your vehicle was a safety hazard, the police could have it towed. That they would charge $400 seems excessive. You may want to talk to an attorney
2011-12-18 Storage damage and lost of items:
Hi Elizabeth- I'm pretty certain that in the fine print of your storage facility agreement, it states that they aren't responsible for the items in your locker. Sorry, but you would have to have your
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