The case material holds no answer to whether an expert medical report exists. The complaint alleges a neck injury with lasting restriction of movement.1
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The chat shows the notice reached the insurer on March 15, 2025, 25 days after the accident.1
In that day's call, the claims adjuster confirms it arrived.2 Under section 9.2 of the policy, the notice was in time.3
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The case material holds no answer to whether an expert medical report exists. The complaint alleges a neck injury with lasting restriction of movement.1
The orthopedic expert rated the plaintiff's permanent whole-person impairment at 19%, most of it for restricted movement of the neck.1
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Speaker 2
Yes, two files. The signed form and the urgent care summary from the day of the accident.
Speaker 1
Okay, that's what I'm seeing here. One moment, let me open it.
Yes, Michael, here it is. We received your form today, March 15th, at 7:12 in the evening, with the two files you attached.
Speaker 2
Great, so you have it.
The chat shows the notice reached the insurer on March 15, 2025, 25 days after the accident.1
In that day's call, the claims adjuster confirms it arrived.2 Under section 9.2 of the policy, the notice was in time.3
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Draft a reply to Lakeshore Mutual's denial letter of June 16, 2026, from the case material.
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Lakeshore Mutual Insurance Co.22 June 2026
Missing from the case recordOpposing party's address
Without prejudice
Dear Sir or Madam,
Re: Turner v. Lakeshore Mutual Insurance Co., No. 26-CV-04821
We write in reply to your letter of June 16, 2026, which denies Mr. Turner's claim on the ground that he gave late notice of the accident 1p. 1.
The denial is contrary to the policy and to the record. Section 9.2 of the policy requires written notice of an accident "within 30 days of its occurrence" 2p. 12. The accident occurred on February 18, 2025 3p. 3, and Mr. Turner submitted the notice form on March 15, 2025, 25 days later 3p. 6. Lakeshore Mutual's emailed confirmation of the form is attached to the complaint as Exhibit D 3p. 11.
Lakeshore Mutual's own claims adjuster, Missing factthe adjuster's full name, confirmed on a recorded call that same day that the notice had been received 43:41. The denial letter does not address section 9.4 of the policy, under which a notice submitted through the Company's online form is deemed given when it is sent 2p. 12.
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Lakeshore Mutual Insurance Co.22 June 2026
Re: Turner v. Lakeshore Mutual Insurance Co., No. 26-CV-04821
Section 9.2 of the policy requires written notice of an accident "within 30 days of its occurrence".
Yours faithfully,
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