Legal Question in Insurance Law in Colorado

Auto accident
An car ran into my house,damaging the wall. Two estimates were completed. The two estimates vary wildly in their costs. The first was provided by a contractor friend of the responsible party and was lowballed because he was acting in the best interest of the responsible party. The second estimate was considerably higher, but was provided by a non-biased contractor. The insurance company only wants to pay the low-ball estimate. What are my legal rights in this case?

Thanks,

Asked on 12/14/00, 10:32 pm

Charles Aspinwall Charles S. Aspinwall, J.D., LLC

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Re: Auto accident

Get a third estimate and agree to settle for the average of the 3 quotes, or sue in small claims court for the greater bid.

Answered on 12/15/00, 9:22 am

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