We often get asked this question and the answer is that it is very unlikely that your Connecticut personal injury case will go to trial in front of a jury. Trials do happen in these types of cases, but often they are settled out of our court.
An estimated 95% of personal injury cases can be settled without going through a trial in front of a jury. The other roughly 5% of cases will see the inside of the court if they cannot be settled ahead of time.
While the idea of a trial may be intimidating, a good personal injury attorney will handle your case with ease and will aim to resolve it in the least stressful way possible for you and your loved ones. If your case does go to trial your experienced attorney will work to ensure that the process is smooth.
Getting you compensated for your injuries and holding the involved parties responsible is the duty of your personal injury attorney and it may require your claim going to trial. However, in the vast majority of cases responsibility and fault are often found before the trial process begins.
The attorney’s at CT Injury Lawyers are here to help walk you through the process of filing a claim and to demystify the process of taking a claim to trial. Contact us for more information.
