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To: jjs_ynot who wrote (45942)6/15/1998 9:13:00 PM
From: Constant Reader  Read Replies (1) of 58727
 
Dave, perhaps I should post this off-thread, but I think interstate moves are governed by the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC).

Your choices (fixed rather than monetary) may be limited by your contract. If you are arguing valuation of the damage, an independent appraiser/adjuster may be your best bet. Most insurance companies back down quickly when the words "independent adjuster" are uttered. I don't know about movers. A good adjuster can save you court costs and time. BUT, you need some type of reasonable independent documentation for estimate of value lost. (You won't get anywhere with a "My Aunt Martha always said that piece was worth a million dollars" type of proof of loss).

Having the signed statement from the moving van crew that the items in question arrived in damaged condition is definitely a plus. Most people sign off just to get the people out of their house and later regret it. Again, good luck. Take care, Randy
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