Customers sue National General after claims denied

A pending lawsuit against National General accuses the insurance company of using a loophole to not fulfill claims. Carolyn Johnson reports for the NBC4 News on April 26, 2024.

[@marywiggins7411]

I could see denying if the 14 year old took the car, and then wrecked it. This is outrageous

[@darrenwerner1829]

Sounds like an invasion of privacy. Asking for more information than necessary to insure a person's property is none of their business. It's unreasonable to ask for a list of persons in a household who have no relation to the vehicle. It's like asking if they own a firearm, none of their business. These are all loopholes to avoid their responsibility to their clients. It's a money grab. A fleecing of the client through premiums knowing they will be able to avoid paying claims. Theft by deception.

[@sareptasweetie1978]

Wow!!! That is crazy. Why do you need to disclose people in your home that don't drive over 14? I will never ever use either of these companies.

[@DagNeb_It]

All the companies are constantly loopholes to back out of deals.

[@JoelRyanQuinn]

The insurance company also violated the contract by not disclosing the fact that they have the ethics and maturity of a 14-year-old.

[@kitcarpo4745]

Allstate digging hands.