Do People Have Realistic Expectations About The Outcome Of A Personal Injury Case?
Do injury clients expect a windfall? Most are actually realistic, says Oakland personal injury attorney Andrew Dósa—someone with a sore shoulder and two missed workdays understands there's a natural limit. He walks clients through the component parts of a claim, evaluates it honestly, and offers a measured sense of hope rather than treating the case like a lottery ticket.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Oakland, CA
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— why most injury clients arrive more realistic than the 'lottery' myth suggests
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Do injury clients expect a windfall?
Most are actually realistic—someone with a sore shoulder and two missed workdays understands there's a natural limit, so walking them through the parts of a claim offers measured hope rather than a lottery-ticket fantasy.
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