Robert E. asked
I was involved in an accident at Quick Quack that was not my fault. The truck in front of me had a rope attached to the back that got caught in the brushes, causing my car to bump the back of the truck and resulting in damage to my car. Quick Quack initially said they would pay for the damages, but now they are not giving me many options. I want to go to the shop of my choice or have them cash me out so my dad can fix my car, but they are only offering to send me to their preferred shop for a very low estimate. What are my options here? Can I take them to small claims court?
July 4th, 2024
Edgar V. answered
You have several options to address this situation: 1. Write a formal demand letter to Quick Quack, ...
July 4th, 2024
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