Mr. Tan Six months ago, I met with an accident involving a motorcycle. The motor cyclist wanted me to pay $500 for the repair. I offered $150 but it was not accepted,. I made a report to my insurance company. I learned later that the police could not establish the party at fault. Recently, I received a letter from a lawyer acting for the motorist. They made a claim of $5,000 for the repair of the motor cycle and $2,000 for medical expenses. What should I do with it? This is clearly a case of inflated claim. I read that this is quite common. Why is the government and the insurance company allowing such practices to continue? REPLY You can send the letter to your insurance company and let them deal with the lawyer. The practice of inflated claims had been happening for more than two decades. It is bad that there are allowed to continue for so long, and no effective action is being taken to stop the cheating.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 03:55:26 +0000
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