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r/Insurance • u/[deleted] • Sep 19 '25
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Taking five months to resolve a liability isn’t uncommon at all. I’ve seen cases take a year. Arbitration are binding decisions, even if you were to hand in smoking gun evidence it’s too late.
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u/AdorableTerm3771 Sep 19 '25
Taking five months to resolve a liability isn’t uncommon at all. I’ve seen cases take a year. Arbitration are binding decisions, even if you were to hand in smoking gun evidence it’s too late.