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When A Personal Injury Claim May Go To Court
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When A Personal Injury Claim May Go To Court
Most personal injury claims resolve long before a judge ever enters the picture. Statistics from the Bureau of Justice Statistics indicate that only about 3% to 4% of personal injury cases actually proceed to a full trial. This high settlement rate exists because both sides usually prefer the certainty of a negotiated agreement over the unpredictability of a jury’s decision. However, certain factors can stall negotiations, making a courtroom app…
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