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How long does it take a insurance company to mail a check from a car accidnet to the lawyers office. ASAP ????

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I was in a car accident I went to physical thearpy for about 5 months and now I am waiting on my the insurance company to mail my laywer a check how long doest that take. Also if u go to the doctor for 5 months what can u expect.

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  1. Country Boy says:

    Tlove1000, Your lawyer is most likely still building your case. That means as long as there outstanding medical expenses being charged in your behalf the case remains open. If you are through with your physical therapy and either replacement or repair of your car or complete repair has been done give him a call.

    Before your case goes to trial a pre-trial hearing takes place between you (and any passengers in your car) and your attorney and the person in the other car and his or her attorney. The reason for this is to set pre-trial motions before trial. Your case may be settled out of court if your attorney agrees upon a large enough cash settlement from the other persons ins. company. He’s acting in your best intrest. These settlement checks don’t just fall out of the sky. Right now he battling the other ins. company attorney on you behalf.

    Your attorney should take time to explain this whole process with you.

    My wife and I waited nearly two years for an accident settlement in NY do to a drunken driver from PA.

    Hope you receive a favorable result!

    1. jim m says:

      if the claim is settled then you should get a cheque within 30 days

      1. Heather B says:

        As long as they want, and the lawyer plays that game too.Your best bet is to go directly to them and get it yourself.I did and had it an hour after they called for me to sign the release.