Insurance companies can stall and give third parties the “run around”.
Did you know insurance companies make their money primarily from the timing difference between when they receive their premiums to when they pay their claims? This money is called the “float”. Insurers invest these funds in term deposits, bonds, shares and real estate.
Insurance companies are professional litigants – they will regularly let matters go to litigation if they believe they might win or it can buy them time.
Also, insurers regularly fight big matters in court often when the odds are against them.
Get an advocate like Third Party Claism to go into bat for you – you are up against a huge insurer who probably doesn’t want to pay!