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: Sandusky Personal Injury LawyerStudy shows its better to take a settlement than go to trial
By Chuck Boyk
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One of the most difficult decisions in a personal injury case is whether or not to take what the insurance company offers. Sometimes it is better to settle than to take a case to court for a jury to decide its outcome. According to The New York Times a recent study showed that in 61% of cases taken to trial, plaintiffs received less money than was originally offered.
For those suffering from personal injuries from incidents such as car accidents or medical malpractice, settling a case out of read more
Full post as published by Sandusky Personal Injury Lawyer on September 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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