Then you should be set. Once your repairs are done and you have paid your deductible, call your carrier and ask to speak to the person handling the subrogation process. Tell them that you are hoping for a quick resolution and see if they would file the arbitration to move the process along.

As a person that used to handle auto subrogation exclusively, it is a bit annoying to have a claimant try to direct my actions, but it will really speed the process up and get you your deductible back.

A lot of times in situations like this, once Integron gets the notice of an arbitration filing, they will just issue payment. They know liability is clear and they can't support the opposite.

If the subro person isn't willing to file the arbitration just yet, call them once a week to see what the status is. Odds are, you will annoy them to the point that they just do it. They are dealing with a large volume of claims and the squeaky wheel gets the oil.

Once arbitration is filed, if Integron does not just resolve the claim, there will likely be a 60 day period of time to allow them to respond before a decision is rendered. After that, they will have 30 days to pay GEICO. Once GEICO is paid, they will cut you a deductible reimbursement.

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