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Does an auto insurance company have to pay for a deaf interpreter find new vehicle after yours has been totaled?

Auto insurance companies are not required to pay for a deaf interpreter or a find a new vehicle after yours has been totaled. However, some insurance companies may offer these services as part of their customer service or as an add-on to their policies. It is important to check with your specific insurance company to see if they offer these services and if there are any additional costs associated with them.
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