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Sedgwick Claims Management is the claims administrator for Coca-Cola Refreshments USA, Inc. It is our understanding that you were involved in an automobile accident with a Coca-Cola tractor trailer near the intersection of Williams Avenue and San Thomas Expressway in San Jose, CA. on the above referenced date.

This letter will serve as a notice of inspection in order to give all parties involved in the collision an opportunity to examine Coca-Cola Refreshments USA’s tractor-trailer.

The Coca-Cola tractor-trailer is being made available for inspection so that you or your insurance carrier may photograph and inspect the truck prior to repairs being made to the vehicle. After the inspection is complete, BCI. will repair its vehicle and place

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