Is Acciparte an insurer or a broker?
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Acciparte
“No. It does not insure, does not act as an intermediary, does not adjust losses, does not value damage, does not determine liability, does not negotiate compensation and does not provide legal advice. It captures the data and delivers it to whoever the client configures.”
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