If you believe that your insurance company is intentionally delaying this payout, you may have legal recourse. In fact, most states require insurance companies to issue payouts within a pre-defined period of time. In most jurisdictions, these grace periods range between 30 and 45 days. It's unlikely that your insurance company will be permitted to stall for more than 60 days before issuing your payout.
Origins: The notion that one of the original American fast foods, a sausage inside a bun (also known as a frankfurter, a wiener, or a red hot) was rechristened the âhot dogâ in the early 1900s by a New York Journal cartoonist who couldnât spell âdachshundâ has been a persistent bit of linguistic folklore for many years.
It's all about the stars when it comes to the Dog Days.. The name comes from the ancient belief that Sirius, also called the 'Dog Star,' was somehow responsible for the hot weather. The Romans associated the hot weather with Sirius because it is the brightest star in the constellation, Canis Major, meaning Large Dog.