People who call us to
see about hiring a lawyer for an injury case are often concerned about going to
court. The prospect of having to appear
in a court of law is daunting, and many people are understandably reluctant to
start a process which will end them up in court.
The fact
is that of the hundreds of personal injury claims made in Maine each year, only
a handful ever make it to a trial. The
vast majority of cases are settled before there is a need to even file to begin
a lawsuit, and even when a suit is started, most cases settle before a trial
becomes necessary.
So the
answer to the question, “Will my case go to trial?” is that the chances of
ending up in court are very remote.
If you
have questions about injury cases, you should read our book, Guide for the Prospective Injury Client,
which we will send you for free if you ask for it by calling us at
1-800-999-LEGAL(5343) or by filling out the order form on our web site, http://www.lowrylaw.com/reports/the-big-secrets-about-maine-injury-claims-what-no-one-is-telling-you.cfm.
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