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twinkie1981
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What is the name of your state? OHIO
My daughter was driving my car and another person hit her. The other person was sited and the insurance company of that person has accepted liability and already sent me a check to repair the car. I asked about a settlement amount in regards to possible neck and back pains my daughter may experience down the road and the insurance agent said we could do one of two things: Accept $500.00 and settle the claim. Or, Accept $500.00 and leave the claim "open ended" for 6 months in case my daughter experiences complications as a result of the accident later on. The insurance agent also said there is a two year statute of limitations in this case.
Here are my questions: What exactly does "two year statute of limitations" mean?
Is $500.00 a reasonable amount considering there could be neck and back complications down the road?
What if my daughter develops complications beyond two years down the road that can be traced back to this accident?
My daughter was able to swerve my car enough out of the way that the impact was not as bad as it could have been. The air bags did not deploy and my daughter is currently feeling fine. She didn't go to the emergency room nor has she gone to her doctor to have her neck and back checked out.
What do you suggest I do in this case? Is there a maximum amount I could get to cover possible medical bills in the future?
Thank you, Carla
My daughter was driving my car and another person hit her. The other person was sited and the insurance company of that person has accepted liability and already sent me a check to repair the car. I asked about a settlement amount in regards to possible neck and back pains my daughter may experience down the road and the insurance agent said we could do one of two things: Accept $500.00 and settle the claim. Or, Accept $500.00 and leave the claim "open ended" for 6 months in case my daughter experiences complications as a result of the accident later on. The insurance agent also said there is a two year statute of limitations in this case.
Here are my questions: What exactly does "two year statute of limitations" mean?
Is $500.00 a reasonable amount considering there could be neck and back complications down the road?
What if my daughter develops complications beyond two years down the road that can be traced back to this accident?
My daughter was able to swerve my car enough out of the way that the impact was not as bad as it could have been. The air bags did not deploy and my daughter is currently feeling fine. She didn't go to the emergency room nor has she gone to her doctor to have her neck and back checked out.
What do you suggest I do in this case? Is there a maximum amount I could get to cover possible medical bills in the future?
Thank you, Carla