An insured does not get the right to arbitration when:
A)the insurance company denies responsibility for the loss.
B)the loss is of a relatively small value.
C)the claim is assigned to a claims adjustor.
D)the insured leaves the scene of the accident.
E)the insured has made several claims from the insurance company.

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When the insurance company denies responsibility for the loss, the insured typically does not have the right to arbitration because arbitration is a process used to resolve disputes when both parties agree to it, and denial of responsibility indicates the insurer is not agreeing to any liability or dispute resolution.

An Insured Does Not Get the Right to Arbitration When