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High-Low Agreements in Personal Injury Cases

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Generally, I dislike trying personal injury cases with high-low agreements that contain the size of the verdict. If you are going to force us to take the case to trial, I would prefer to have the chance of the upside. My gut level reaction is no deal.

But the problem with this bravado is clients. Our law firm has a decent volume of personal injury cases which means our lawyers are able to spread the risk of the possibility of a bad outcome at trial. Clients have just one case, so their risk calculus is very different. An added force of inertia for high-low agreements that tends to make the numbers more reasonable for injury victims is that insurance companies do want to limit the possibility of a verdict in excess of policy limits.

Full post as published by Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog on February 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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