When you raise a claim for either personal injury or clinical negligence, one of your main concerns may be whether your case leads to a trial. Going to a trial is a difficult idea. Standing in front of a judge, the idea that the defendant is choosing your case can be very stressful.
There are various views on going to the court, but we are naturally suing lawsuits, we may have the opinion that we solve the complaint and go to the court the best way to get the reward you owe I do not. If others are doing the right thing by avoiding the court, the resolution from the court may reduce the risk of the cost and the loss of the claim and may have the opinion that the stress is significantly reduced I do not.
It can not be said in this article that saying that whether going to the court is not the right decision for you. In each case, we need to weigh each merit. But going to the court does not guarantee a greater amount of compensation if you should win your case, but even if you settled outside of the court, you said that you solved at a lower cost It does not mean.
Very few cases go to the court
If you are a petitioner (a person who made a complaint) it is your responsibility to prove your case. This may mean that the courts give evidence. All lawsuits may end in the court. It is necessary to recognize this right at the beginning of the law under the line standing in the witness seat in front of the judge. defendant.
However, there are only a few lawsuits in the court, about 80% - 95% of cases are settled out of court. This means that you are much more likely to negotiate with the defendant and reach the agreed amount than you go to the court and fight it in front of the judge. I have been working full time in the legal field since 2010. I have worked on over 100 personal injuries. Clinical negligence cases and cases with fewer than 5 cases are under trial and error.
You still need to prepare for the court
There is a possibility that your case will not result in the final hearing in the court, but you need to remember that there is always the possibility of that.
This means always following pre-action protocols based on high standards. This is the court's rule on how to purchase claims. All the letters you wrote, all the messages you send, the conversations of all the phones that you hold with the defendant are tied in front of the judge and may make your words calm accordingly Please keep in mind. If you are using a lawyer to make a request, what is being told between you and your attorney is subject to attorney - client privilege, only in a very rare situation in front of a judge Because it goes,
What will happen when going to the court
Most people feel that the prospect of attending a court is damaging nervousness and it is generally accepted that it is a worrying experience. But giving the evidence is not so stable as to appear to be drawn on television, books or newspapers. If your case goes to the court and you are asked for evidence, there is a witness statement to help your memory. They will be asked by the defense lawyer, but since they raised points with an incredibly fast response, these problems will surprise you. Also, a judge can do this for a living, but if you do not, you will notice that you are nervous.
As mentioned above, personal injury claims are resolved before arriving at the court. Many defenders do not want any additional costs and adverse publicity related to the trial case. Although it may be necessary to issue court proceedings in the court (sending an invoice to the court and submitting it to the court), this does not mean acquiring the court, but it still remains settled even after court proceedings are issued The possibility will be even higher.
Conclusion
In conclusion, you should always keep it in mind during the assertion that there is a possibility that you have to go to court, but that is illegal to happen. It is much more likely after you have obtained your medical evidence and created a witness statement with you where the defense negotiates a settlement.
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