Report: LV= insurance is ignoring us while our house literally falls apart
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The Guardian — Business has covered a development concerning “Report: LV= insurance is ignoring us while our house literally falls apart,” with the available account limited to the facts included in the supplied text.
The available account reports that we are living in a collapsing property because of cost-cutting and delays over our subsidence claim LV= General Insurance is forcing a family with three young children to live in a collapsing home because of cost-cutting and delays. The report also notes that We lodged a claim for subsidence damage to our extension and conservatory in 2023. Instead of authorising the repairs recommended by independent experts, LV= has spent years stalling and proposing inadequate, superficial patching methods.
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