'Some time' should not mean a year on, that's for sure! To think Admiral are supposed to be one of the more reputable insurance companies too.

Also I'd get yourself checked out again DEViANCE

I don't imagine it's unusual. Admiral were brilliant when a lady drove into me and admitted 100% responsibility. I think the issue comes down to when there's not much evidence against another party, the other insurance company is going to drag things out and try their hardest to not have to fork out for the repairs. The admiral guy on the phone said the other drivers insurance company was known for dragging things out and "not receiving letters" etc.

At least now I'm getting updated a bit more as it's been passed to Admirals solitors to "begin proceedings"

Quote from: zpyder on November 14, 2012, 08:47:03 AM
I don't imagine it's unusual. Admiral were brilliant when a lady drove into me and admitted 100% responsibility. I think the issue comes down to when there's not much evidence against another party, the other insurance company is going to drag things out and try their hardest to not have to fork out for the repairs. The admiral guy on the phone said the other drivers insurance company was known for dragging things out and "not receiving letters" etc.

At least now I'm getting updated a bit more as it's been passed to Admirals solitors to "begin proceedings"

or the other insurance company is admiral themselves.

I know who the other company is, though I never thought to check to see if it is a sub-branch.

I wouldn't have thought Admiral would bring in solicitors against themselves though?