An All Risk Insurance policy is meant to offer comprehensive protection for your assets. However, there are times when a claim is short-settled—meaning the insurance company pays less than the actual value of the loss or damage.
What Does a Short-Settled All Risk Insurance Claim Really Mean?
A short-settled All Risk insurance claim occurs when the compensation provided by the insurer is less than the actual loss or damage covered under the policy. This can happen due to incorrect asset valuation, complex policy clauses, or gaps in documentation. For businesses facing losses from fire, machinery breakdown, or natural calamities, such underpayments can cause serious setbacks. At Authentic Broker, we specialize in identifying underpaid claims, analyzing policy terms, and challenging unfair settlements. Our team works to ensure you receive the full amount you're rightfully entitled to. Don’t let a short-settled claim disrupt your recovery—we’re here to help.
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Anamika
I trusted my All Risk policy to safeguard my property, but the settlement offered didn’t come close to covering the actual repair or replacement costs.
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Vishal
Handling my All Risk insurance claim has been overwhelming—the compensation offered doesn't come close to covering the actual damage
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Surendra
I don’t fully understand the complexities of my All Risk policy, so I’m unsure how to challenge the low claim amount I received
FAQs
How does know your policy feature work ?
All you need to do is to fill in a few details and upload your policy. Our AI-enabled platform scans through your policy document, which will help you find missing information, errors, and inconsistencies in your policy.
What is the benefit of a quality check ?
Quality check will help you understand the problems associated with your insurance policy and give you a drafted email that you can send within seconds.
How do i get my records rectified after the quality check ?
We enable you to send pre-drafted email to your insurance company to get your details updated & rectify the mistakes