It was a little less than 24-hours ago, yesterday afternoon. I'm spending the day taking stock of my situation, looking for transportation, nursing a sick cat, and trying to get back to a more tranquil state. I've got work that ~must~ be done, and some things on the front burner for tomorrow. After that I can go forward with accident related things.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: frank theriault > Shel Belinkoff wrote: > > And all I'm saying is let's see what kind of time and trouble I have, and > > what trauma I've suffered. I'm sure the car will be covered, and if there > > are any other problems, I'll be sure to let the insurance company know. > > > > Unlike others, I'm not the kind of person who thinks first or foremost > > about suing. > > > > I think that's wise of you, Shel. > > The accident happened what, earlier today or yesterday? There's no > hurry involved here. > > I don't know about the US, but here in Canada, the limitation period > (ie: the time in which a law suit must be commenced) for auto > accidents is two years. I don't think it would be a bad thing to see > how things sort out before making any decisions. Worry about yourself > first - you've got lots of time to make decisions. Time is not of the > essence.
