Legal Question in Insurance Law in California

Re: car accident-no notice of cancellation

You ARE required to get notice. Certain letters should be sent by a lawyer right away.

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Re: car accident-no notice of cancellation

Some insurance companies are notorious for such bad faith conduct. You should immediately get a lawyer and mount aggressive campaign so that your rights are not waived.

First, send everything in writing and keep copies. Second, if there is a phone conversation, write a letter memorializing the conversations, and keep copies. Third, file an immediate complaint with California Department of Insurance.

I am however curious, did you change your address and perhaps forget to let them know? Or, did you forget to pay your premiums?

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