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A: It happened in april 06 and im still waiting. they eventually offered me 9,900 which my lawyer refused. My lawyer is now telling me that the ins company Geico is investigating because they beleive I have other coverage! I was a passenger who does not even have a drivers licence yet. Does anyone know how long it takes to get this thing over and done with? I did 6 months on chiro and 3 months of pain management.
3 years ago
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As far as new info coming to light. I do not have and have never owned a car or a licence. I am puzzled only because what would make the ins company come to the conclusion that I have additional ins? I was a passenger in a friends car and also this was my first and god willing last accident.
3 years ago
Also in response to Insurance adjuster comments. I did not get greedy, my lawyer made the decision on my behalf because he believes my case is worth much more than they were offering. However I can see why you would come to that conclusion as you do work for an insurance company so its your job to defend them. I can respect your opinion.
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