Loss of use, fighting the valuation?

ducktails

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Ok so its been a long road but my insurance company have finally accepted liability for loss of use on my mare..

Horse is insured with one of the major companies and was only purchased a year and a half ago for 5k this is also what she is insured for. They have just offered me £2,200 of which I get 60%. Horse is relatively unproven, but was only in work for 6 months before injury. She has good breeding, is a good stamp of a horse which is definately worth more than what they are offering. Does anyone have any idea of the best way to fight this, I feel like it is a proper kick in the teeth as that amount barely covers my excesses and would definately be no where near enough to get another :O(

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can you get your trainer to write a letter about her value and look in H&H for adverts for similar horses?

Send that to the insurance company by recorded delivery stating why your mare was worth more that the offer made.
 
This is what you would essentially call their opening offer. Treat it as if you are buying a horse and haggle. I would get a respected professionals valuation and go from there.
 
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