The Connecticut Insurance Department said it recovered $591,000 last quarter for insurance buyers who complained to the state about coverage and claims issues.
Department staff received 1,761 new complaints or inquiries from consumers in the second quarter, a slight uptick from the 1,600 it regularly receives in a quarter.
One-hundred eighty-three complaints resulted in recovery dollars to consumers. Accident and health lines accounted for about half of the recovery, or $309,387; Homeowners-related recoveries were $133,845, and auto was 17 percent or $99,238.
__
Source: Connecticut Insurance Department
Topics Connecticut
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
Amazon Sued Over ‘Punitive’ Handling of Employee Absences 
What Progressive and GEICO Q3 Results Reveal About Auto Insurance Profit, Growth 
Florida Approves 6.9% Average Cut in Workers’ Comp Rates But Roofers Are Worried 
Parkland Shooting Wasn’t Multiple Incidents With Multiple Deductibles, Court Says 
