"People pay more for insuring their expensive cars. Just because you have a Porsche you pay $100,000 for, you don't want to go to just any body shop that doesn't necessarily have the expertise to make repairs properly, per manufacturer's specifications," said Cristina Pierson, partner with the law firm Kelley Uustal. (Credit: Bentley Motors)
Fort Lauderdale attorney Cristina Pierson and her co-counsel Daren Stabinski, P.A., have planted their heels into a battle with State Farm Automobile Insurance Co. over alleged breach of contract for insurance coverage of luxury vehicles, going back as far as five years.
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Emmy award winning news anchor, reporter, weathercaster, writer, news director, marketing specialist having served in Miami, NYC, Baltimore, Seattle, Charleston, Myrtle Beach.
