CSAA Insurance policyholders: were you charged for a driver you never added?
Some auto insurers use undisclosed third-party data to add drivers to a customer’s policy without approval, which can raise the premium. Attorneys at Dapeer Law are investigating whether this is happening to CSAA Insurance policyholders in California, New York, and New Jersey, the states where CSAA writes AAA policies within our investigation area. If you found a driver you never added on your CSAA policy, we want to hear from you.
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Does this sound familiar?
Signs a driver was added without your approval
You do not need to be certain to reach out. Any one of these is worth a closer look.
A name you don’t recognize
Your declarations page or renewal lists a driver you never added, and may not even know.
Your premium jumped
Your CSAA bill went up around the same time the extra driver appeared, with no clear explanation.
You never gave approval
You were not asked, and you did not agree to add this person to your coverage.
How to check in two minutes
Find out if it happened to you
Open your declarations page
Find your most recent CSAA declarations page or renewal notice, in the mail or in your online account.
Read the list of drivers
Look for any driver listed besides you and the household members you intended to cover.
Compare your premium
Check whether the premium rose around the time the extra name appeared.
Send it to us
If something looks off, request a free review below. We will read the documents and explain your options.
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Questions
What people ask us
How can an auto insurer add a driver I never authorized?
What should I do right now?
Did this raise my premium?
Does it cost anything to talk to you?
I am not sure of the exact name. Can I still reach out?
Other insurers
Insured with a different company?
We are reviewing potential claims involving unauthorized added drivers across the largest auto insurers in California, Florida, New York, New Jersey, and Illinois.