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3rd Party insurers making it difficult.
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....That's what it is, a part 36 offer !0
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Damn I'm good
You need to speak to your solicitor and discuss the best course of action and in particular the cost consequences if you reject the offer but fail to secure a better settlement.0 -
Yes you are good but....a poor reader
Solicitor's advice are just above on previous page......
Thanks for help.0 -
I cant help being dyslexic
That said, the previous page said the TPI's likely response in terms of defence or increased offer but the fact it is a Part 36 offer has specific consequences to costs if the offer is rejected but subsequently found to be reasonable. You need to understand those consequences to you subject to the funding agreement etc that your solicitor is acting under0
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