Hausbau0815
2022-07-22 09:02:11
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No, for that [Wochenende] full shifts of up to 15 hours/day, and if it's tough, even 18.
Don’t you think they would have ordered an assessment anyway, even if you had taken charge yourself? Couldn’t you still have contested the 130% route? Now it is probably too late for that. Let’s hope that the judge, when saying "also take this into account," does not still aim for a settlement that only "takes you into account." I can only recommend that in the future you don’t always try to fight everything alone. Are all your children already adults? Then there are six adults; in cases like this, even on weekends, you can find a good approach. You can actively demand this, because there are five family members besides you, not five spectators.Exactly. But at that time I was so stupid that I agreed that the expert from the opposing insurance company would do the assessment. My mistake. The accident was on Friday afternoon. As soon as I got home, the phone rang. The opposing insurance offered their help and gave me an appointment with an expert for Monday because they wanted to support me and settle the matter quickly. HaHaHa!
Do you want to tell me now that I am, for example, to blame because the left-turner ran into my car at a red light?
This truism is well known to everyone by now.
Life wisdom: Everyone has to find out for themselves what they do with the only life of limited duration they have.