Hello I am new to this forum and not sure if I have posted my query in the right section. I would appreciate some help. I used an accident management company to deal with a recent claim. The defendant admitted liability but the defendent's insurers have not yet settled the hire charges so is going to be settled in court. I wrote to my case handler to ask what the outcome would be if the court assesses my claim for hire charges at below the claimed hire amount. The reply was "so long as you have given truthful and accurate information then you will be unlikely to be pursued for any shortfall". I find this statement ambiguous and would be grateful if someone could shed some light on it. It is unclear to me whether the accident management company, hire company and law firm are all one entity made to look like three separate entities or if that is even relevant. I would feel much better attending the hearing if I knew where I stand.
Court hearing for vehicle hire charges settlement help
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