How long will my claim take?
It is important to appreciate that there is no set timescale for how long it takes to conclude a case. It all depends upon the particular circumstances of the claim and with which insurer we are dealing. Typically, we should know the insurer’s attitude towards liability within six months of submitting the claim.
What if the insurance company doesn’t pay?
Where we believe an insurance company is being too slow in settling your claim, or if it denies liability, or makes an offer which we consider to be too low, we will advise you on the prospects of success in a court action to force the insurance company to pay adequate compensation.
If a court action has to be raised, it usually takes about a year for the case to progress through court to a final hearing. It is of course open to the other side at any stage in a court action to make a settlement offer and this frequently happens. Only a very small percentage - approximately 2% - of court actions which are raised ever proceed to a final hearing although often the settlement may take place shortly before the final hearing or even on the morning of the hearing.
It is important to appreciate that there is no set timescale for how long it takes to conclude a case. It all depends upon the particular circumstances of the claim and with which insurer we are dealing. Typically, we should know the insurer’s attitude towards liability within six months of submitting the claim.
What if the insurance company doesn’t pay?
Where we believe an insurance company is being too slow in settling your claim, or if it denies liability, or makes an offer which we consider to be too low, we will advise you on the prospects of success in a court action to force the insurance company to pay adequate compensation.
If a court action has to be raised, it usually takes about a year for the case to progress through court to a final hearing. It is of course open to the other side at any stage in a court action to make a settlement offer and this frequently happens. Only a very small percentage - approximately 2% - of court actions which are raised ever proceed to a final hearing although often the settlement may take place shortly before the final hearing or even on the morning of the hearing.
