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Originally Posted by Sallymilr
]I am sorry for your situation, but you shouldn't worry too much about it because of the following reasons. First of all, it is not something critical, and you can drive your car as nothing happened. Secondly, it can be fixed at any car service center you want. Thirdly, you can try to make your insurance company pay for the reparations. It will be challenging, but if you find an excellent lawyer to represent you, it is possible. Take a look at allinjuryattorney.com. Here you can find the best car injury lawyers in the entire state. Hope everything will be ok, and you'll manage to fix your car as soon as possible
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Sadly that's not the best or most helpful bits of advice about this situation. The consensus including my opinion was to first look into refusing to accept this damaged van. Rather than engage in litigation or engaging lawyers let the transporting company deal with this.
The idea what we saw in this photos NOT being serious is wrong because an important part of rear upper body structure was damaged significantly. The biggest issue created would be proper closing and weather sealing for the rear doors.
I suppose it could be driven "as is" but I'd be switched to buy something new and it become damaged in transit. But as already said the OP was not returned with updates since March of 2019. Hard telling what remedy he was offered or chose.