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Posted by Dan on April 30, 2002 at 21:16:24:

I was recently in a car accident which resulted in some damageto my vehicle. The repairs took 19 days, during which I had a rental car. My insurance policy will cover the repairs, however, I did not have a rider for rental coverage. The insurance companies are still debating percentages of who was at fault (I think it was totally the other guy!), in the mean time I am looking at a bill for $650 for the cost of the rental.

Is there a way to recover this expense from the other insurance company? If so, how? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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