How long should it take an insurance company to resolve a claim for a stolen car.

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   R. FerrellPro

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   Answered May 08, 2012 12:39. It depends on the facts and circumstances of the loss? Has the insurance company requested an examination under oath? Or have they asked for additional information about the car that was stolen? What did the last letter you received from the insurance company say? I would need to know the answers to these questions in order to fully answer your question. My office is in Houston, Texas. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. My number is (713) 800-0220.
   
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   Benjamin PinczewskiPro

   Brooklyn Litigation Lawyer

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   Answered May 04, 2012 13:04. You have to be more specific about the delay. Have they said the claim is under investigation? Have they requested additional information from you. If they believe a loss is suspicious they conduct an investigation and it can take a long time. You need to learn why there is a delay and if they are investigating it , get an attorney to protect your interests. Good Luck!

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