It has been three years since I was involved in an automobile accident. How long can the insurance company of the person who hit me prolong a settlement or going to court.
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Read More Answered By: Nick Pizzolatto, Jr. |
You obviously have filed suit, so you need to check with your attorney. Unless you were hurt very badly, and there are issues of liability, damages and/or coverage, 3 years is really way out of line. In fact, failing to make a legitimate offer may open up the insurance company to penalties. I guess it could also depend on what jurisdiction the suit is filed in as to the delay. |
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