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Hit from the side in an overtaking maneover. Went through the motions of dealing with a claim as a fishing attempt for information to defend claim, but had no intention of accepting liability. Employed an apprentice to assess claim who did'nt have a clue as to what he was doing. This company gives the insurance industry a bad name.
Unfortunately this company partnered up with a claims company WNSA to take over claims for vehicle damage caused by Highgrove bed delivery trucks, a truck hit my parked car over a month ago and they will not accept responsibility even when it is on CCTV.
Customer service ZERO
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