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Question:
Will my wrongful death case go to trial?
Answer:
We just recently had a long conversation with a client whose father had passed away in an accident that was someone else’s fault. The question they had was, “Do we have to go to trial? We really don’t want to relive this whole episode.” Our answer was, “Most likely, the case will be resolved without the need for a trial.” However, there’s always going to be a percentage of cases that have to be tried.
The reason they have to be tried is typically because the insurance company representing the person or business that caused the death of your loved one is either refusing to accept responsibility or offer reasonable compensation. If those two things are involved in a particular case, then there is a likelihood that the case may have to go to trial. In our experience, approximately 90% of cases do get resolved without the need for a trial.
If you have any questions, please contact me for a free consultation and I’ll be happy to discuss these issues and any other questions that you may have.
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