im pretty sure you need to tell your insurance about any legal proceedings because it will end up costing them more money if you don't and they may pass that cost on to you. Have you read the terms of your insurance?
What you think is not what happens. On reporting an accident, the insurer suspends the NCB until the claim is resolved and then reinstates and back-dates the NCB if the claim is settled against the other party.I don't think you should be looseing your no claims bonus until the claim has been settled...
any further developments mrkeane ???
Good to hear that. I hope it all works out OK for you.Insurance company rang today, seems other parties solicitor contacted them too. They said they reviewed my case again, got a second opinion, and they would fight the case 100% - they said once there was no collision the other party would never win. Also said they offered 50/50 to other party to settle quickly and they said no.
Anyway they said it would now be passed to my insurance companies solicitors to fight the case and just send any future correspondance to them.
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