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How and when should my case be concluded?

In order to help conclude your case, your attorney must be in possession of sufficient facts to sustain our position before a demand to settle your claim or lawsuit is filed. The length of time it takes to reach the point of filing a lawsuit will vary from case to case. Most cases are settled before it is necessary to file a lawsuit. Others are settled at “mediation” or later "at the courthouse door" after the claim has been filed and just before the trial actually begins. The personal injury staff and your attorney are continually working to successfully settle disputes without resorting to trial. However, everything that we do contemplates the possibility of trial so that our clients and your case are properly preserved and protected if that circumstance becomes a reality. Insurance companies respect this and know that this firm is not afraid to try these cases thereby allowing us to recover what you deserve.