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I saw it on disney channel once a few years ago, and im wondering what the name of it is.
Alittle info:
She is a dentist, and she gets in a car accident and goes to limbo, there she bcomes the tooth fairy.
The actress is that one lady you see on that diet food commercials. (forgot what its called)
i think the diet commercial is called, jennies or something lol.
Answer
Its called Toothless the actress is Kristy Alley
Its called Toothless the actress is Kristy Alley
What is the process on filing an insurance claim after a car accident?
Janean G
My fiance was in a car accident where she wasnt at fault. Our car was damaged and she was injured. The other driver gave us his insurance info. How do we collect?
Answer
You just phone your insurer and they will either ask you a series of questions over the phone, or post you a form to fill in. When they have all the information, they will send it to the other person's insurer and tell them that they want to maka a claim. The insurers will then argue the liability and if your fiance is found to be not at fault, the other person's insurer will pay out.
While your car is off the road, you may be able to claim for a courtesy car or claim for travel expenses so keep all receipts etc.
EDIT: Just to respond to the other person's answer, you cannot approach the other person's insurer directly as they will not be able to discuss the other person's policy with you due to the Data Protection Act precluding them from doing so. The correct process is to approach your own insurer who will in turn approach the other person's insurer. This will not affect your policy/premium/excess as you are still claiming from the other person's policy, and not your own policy.
You just phone your insurer and they will either ask you a series of questions over the phone, or post you a form to fill in. When they have all the information, they will send it to the other person's insurer and tell them that they want to maka a claim. The insurers will then argue the liability and if your fiance is found to be not at fault, the other person's insurer will pay out.
While your car is off the road, you may be able to claim for a courtesy car or claim for travel expenses so keep all receipts etc.
EDIT: Just to respond to the other person's answer, you cannot approach the other person's insurer directly as they will not be able to discuss the other person's policy with you due to the Data Protection Act precluding them from doing so. The correct process is to approach your own insurer who will in turn approach the other person's insurer. This will not affect your policy/premium/excess as you are still claiming from the other person's policy, and not your own policy.
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