What do I do if my claim reaches the Statute of Limitations?

What do I do if my claim reaches the Statute of Limitations?

I rear ended an elderly man and his wife, who were pulling a boat. There were
originally 3 claims, 1 for each person due to soft tissue damage, and 1 for the
vehicle. The last time I spoke to my Claims Adjustor, they told me 2 of the 3
claims were closed, but one bodily injury claim was still open and that was all
they could tell me. In a week, we will have reached the Statute of Limitations
for Louisiana. What action do I need to take, if any? I have spoken to an
attorney, who has told me all we can do is wait. What happens next?

Asked on October 30, 2018 under Accident Law, Louisiana

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