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What's Better, Settling or Going to Trial

By Ben Glass

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Ah the age old debate about "successful" resolution of a personal injury case. Now, a new study concludes that settling your case is the best way to "win."

Kentucky accident attorney Mike Schaffer has the story and analysis at his web site.

I'm not so sure how valid such a study could ultimately be. Each case is so fact driven. I've never seen two cases that are alike. Ultimately, getting advice from an experienced personal injury attorney in your area is the best advice.


Originally posted at InjuryBoard by Ben Glass

Full post as published by Northern Virginia Personal Injury Lawyer on August 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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