#palisadesfire — Public Fediverse posts
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Via Supervisor Barger:
"Fire survivors, in partnership with a UCLA research team, are building the nation’s first public record of which insurers paid what they owed, which left families underinsured, how companies are handling smoke damage, and which insurers delayed, denied, or underpaid. The survey takes about 15 minutes and every kind of experience matters, including if your insurer did right by you..." -
Via Supervisor Barger:
"Fire survivors, in partnership with a UCLA research team, are building the nation’s first public record of which insurers paid what they owed, which left families underinsured, how companies are handling smoke damage, and which insurers delayed, denied, or underpaid. The survey takes about 15 minutes and every kind of experience matters, including if your insurer did right by you..." -
Via Supervisor Barger:
"Fire survivors, in partnership with a UCLA research team, are building the nation’s first public record of which insurers paid what they owed, which left families underinsured, how companies are handling smoke damage, and which insurers delayed, denied, or underpaid. The survey takes about 15 minutes and every kind of experience matters, including if your insurer did right by you..." -
Via Supervisor Barger:
"Fire survivors, in partnership with a UCLA research team, are building the nation’s first public record of which insurers paid what they owed, which left families underinsured, how companies are handling smoke damage, and which insurers delayed, denied, or underpaid. The survey takes about 15 minutes and every kind of experience matters, including if your insurer did right by you..." -
Via Supervisor Barger:
"Fire survivors, in partnership with a UCLA research team, are building the nation’s first public record of which insurers paid what they owed, which left families underinsured, how companies are handling smoke damage, and which insurers delayed, denied, or underpaid. The survey takes about 15 minutes and every kind of experience matters, including if your insurer did right by you..."