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When should my lawsuit be filed?

The decision to settle a case without a trial is your decision after receiving all relevant legal advice from your attorney.  If the amount offered is not enough for you to settle your case, you have the right to a jury trial.

In Florida, there are consequences and costs to filing a lawsuit, however.  If and when a lawsuit is filed, we are be busy working in the preparation of appropriate legal motions and responses, preparing for and attending depositions (sworn statements) of both our witnesses and those of the other side, mediations (settlement conferences), and trial preparation including securing the attendance of witnesses, preparation of any required trial briefs and exhibits and preparing you for a trial of the issues.