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Torchlight

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4. How long do to imagine the insurance company would stall?

Reply to jimfields33 (Original post)

Wed Mar 27, 2024, 02:17 PM

Mar 2024

Longer than is necessary to see a well-engineered bridge constructed in a timely and practical fashion? Would court dates, appeals, and filings by the insurance company delay, or even deny that bridge from ever existing again? Maybe the insurance company would simply say, "oops, my bad, here's what we owe..." Sure, it could happen.

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Biden says Baltimore bridge rebuild should be paid for by the federal government after collapse [View all] jimfields33 Mar 2024 OP

We pay so it gets done asap. Then they pay us. That's how it should go. ms liberty Mar 2024 #1

To be sure, that's the plan.To be sure, this plan gets the vital work done. Stinky The Clown Mar 2024 #2

Will they divert funds from the infrastructure projects to make this a priority? Deuxcents Mar 2024 #3

How long do to imagine the insurance company would stall? Torchlight Mar 2024 #4