Can a Commercial Auto Claimant Require the Insured to Pay for Gas and Time?
Can a claimant in a commercial auto claim require the insured to pay for gas and time spent to drive his damaged auto to a body shop for an estimate?
Can a claimant in a commercial auto claim require the insured to pay for gas and time spent to drive his damaged auto to a body shop for an estimate?
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