Personal injury cases do not all move at the same pace. This post explains that every case is different, and it points to the nature of the injuries, the treatment involved, and the law firm hired as factors in how long a case takes.
The easy answer is every case is different. And you’re also dealing with an adversary whose main goal is to keep the money. So, they’re going to do whatever they can to keep from paying you what you deserve.
What’s important is the nature of the injuries and who you hire as a law firm. If you get a law firm on the case that knows what they’re doing and can bring your case fast and efficient, the other side recognizes that. And if they think they might be in trouble and have to pay more than the policy allows, they’re going to pay up a lot quicker.
Some people treat longer. Like, let’s say you get in a wreck and you go to some therapy for a month and you’re ready to start wrapping this thing up. It’s a lot different than somebody who goes to the ER, goes to the doctor, gets some therapy, now they need an MRI, now they need surgery, now they need more therapy. There’s a lot of factors that go into why a case moves slower and faster.
But again, it’s more important to get it right than to hurry up and get it wrong.
We handle personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis, which means you don’t pay anything until we recover a favorable settlement or verdict on your behalf. Our fee is a percentage of your award, which means you never have to pay us out of pocket. Learning about your legal rights means nothing to lose and potentially much to gain.
We provide flexible hours at all of our locations, and we can come to you if you can’t come to us.
Call us today at 833.438.2423 or schedule a consultation with our attorneys to get on the path to full recovery.
