Depends on the court, state & procedures for whatever settlement you are talking about.
$268million
23 days
about two weeks
It's just up to the company. They may or may not make a second offer, depending on whether they are going to stand firm on the first offer as a fair and adequate settlement or not.
These things are seldom done quickly. It can take several years.
Until the insured age 100
mine almost 3 months
usually 28 days anything after that if item hasn't been used they will offer a gift, as they can't offer you cash back.
A structured settlement is an alternative method of compensation in personal injury cases. Instead of proceeding with litigation or accepting an all-cash settlement in one lump sum, clients who choose a structured settlement receive a cash portion of the settlement now and periodic payments made through a Structured Settlement Annuity for whatever length of time they choose. They can even choose to receive payments for their entire lifetime.
Once the French discovered St. Lawrence and all it had to offer, it didn't take them long to settle the area. The settlement was called Quebec.
The insurance companies by law have 30 days to process the check and send it to the law firm.
Of course it happens all the time e.g. the tobacco cases. So long as the parties are willing to accept a settlement and the monies are available then there shouldn't be a problem.