Nick
Vevay,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, February 23, 2009
It's not in New York. So why do bother to tell what the law is in New York? If you need to comment, look it up in NV and then comment. Otherwise you're nothing but an interloper.
4*star*tech
St. George,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, December 11, 2008
Take it to a differant shop to get quote and get it over with. If you need two estimates get them.
John
Califon,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, January 06, 2008
I don't believe that Wal Mart or it's insurance company can dictate ANYTHING at this point. I would consult with either your own insurnace or an attorney.
Robert
Buffalo,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, January 05, 2008
I have an F-150 and idling in forward ion flat and level ground it might get up to 6 or 7 mph. In reverse it would be less than that because of the different gear ratio for reverse. If you truck is that badly damaged, I don't think it became that way because some employee left it in reverse when he/she got out - unless they want to claim the throttle cable was stuck as well as it being left in reverse when he/she got out of it. Seems to me that someone backed it into the pole and is now fibbing about it. In NY the courts require you to be made whole and the insurance company cannot dictate where to get the vehicle fixed. Further, if the insurance company doesn't want to pay, you see the person (or business) that caused the damage. If the insurance company won't pay to have the truck fully repaired (the alignment of the frame can be checked) I think you should sue them. Good luck.