Mar 28, 2016
11:44:43am
11:44:43am
Allstate's new tactic in my jurisdiction is to disregard medical bills ...
... and to offer as compensation for medical bills what Allstate thinks the actual billed charges should have been. Nevermind that the medical bills are the medical bills. Allstate will only offer what they unilaterally think the charges SHOULD have been.
I told the last adjuster who told me this "That's fine, but my client is not signing a release that includes hold harmless language. So that if they medical bills are not paid, the provider can still pursue your insured." He didn't quite know how to respond.
I told the last adjuster who told me this "That's fine, but my client is not signing a release that includes hold harmless language. So that if they medical bills are not paid, the provider can still pursue your insured." He didn't quite know how to respond.
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