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Build a plan for a car accident dispute

Identify the issue in dispute—such as fault, repairs, valuation, expenses, excess or insurer delay—then connect the supporting records, state the outcome requested and track every response.

General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026

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VISUAL RESOLUTION FLOW

Problem → action → response → next decision.

Keep the dispute moving one visible step at a time instead of jumping between messages, promises and escalation ideas.

1 · PROBLEMIncident / decision

Define the disputed issue

2 · ACTIONInsurer request

Build the supporting record

3 · RESPONSEResponse / offer

State the requested action

4 · REVIEWReview next route

Track insurer and repairer responses

Issue clearRequest sentResponse trackedNext step reviewed
01

Define the disputed issue

Separate fault, repair scope, vehicle value, expense reimbursement, excess, delay or coverage questions so each can be answered clearly.

02

Build the supporting record

Use the accident chronology, photographs, reports, estimates, invoices and insurer correspondence relevant to the issue.

03

State the requested action

Ask for a specific review, explanation, payment, repair authorisation or correction rather than a vague reconsideration.

04

Track insurer and repairer responses

Keep claim references, names, dates, promises, document requests and decision letters together.

05

Check the local complaint route

Insurance complaint, ombudsman, regulator, tribunal or court pathways vary by jurisdiction and can have strict time limits.

Important limitation

GetInstantResolve does not determine fault, medical causation, policy coverage or compensation entitlement.

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