Daly & Black, P.C. Certifies Class Action Lawsuit Against GEICO
Plaintiffs allege that they each purchased an insurance policy that required payment of transaction fees in event of a total loss of their vehicle. The Plaintiffs claim that GEICO systemically breached the standard policy by failing to pay sales tax, title transfer fees, and registration fees to insureds whose vehicles were determined to be total losses.
“GEICO has been well aware for many years now that its standard insurance policy requires it to the pay the transaction costs associated with replacing a vehicle that is a total loss. This includes tax, title, and registration fees. Texans lost between 300,000 and 500,000 vehicles in Hurricane Harvey, alone in 2017. GEICO saved tens of millions on those claims by knowingly refusing to reimburse Texans those incurred costs. GEICO will now be responsible for paying those costs plus interest and attorneys’ fees,” said Plaintiff’s counsel,
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The case styling is Civil Action 4:20-cv-00799,
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