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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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Mike Kalob
  • Investor
  • Leonia, NJ
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Insurance want to file 2 claims instead of one.. 2 payouts?

Mike Kalob
  • Investor
  • Leonia, NJ
Posted

One peril was vandalism (covered under policy) and another sudden accidental peril (also covered).  The agent mentioned I'd have to pay 2 deductibles which I'm fine with, so I ask if I get paid out twice my coverage $15k per claim on the same property = $30k.  He said yes, but now the adjuster (not public and chosen by insurance), wants to limit it to one coverage to one payout "since despite it being 2 separate claims, it was discovered on the same property at the same time."

Does this sound right?  I'm in NJ and understand each state is different, thank you.

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