How Long Will My Personal Injury Lawsuit Take From Start To Finish?
How long does a personal-injury case take? It depends on injury severity and how clear liability is, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman. A minor injury healing in six weeks might resolve in about ten weeks; on average, he estimates roughly ten months. But cases can stretch to years when injuries take long to heal or to fully document.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— why a straightforward case can wrap in about ten weeks
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How long does a personal-injury case take?
It depends on injury severity and how clear liability is—a minor injury healing in six weeks might resolve in about ten weeks, with roughly ten months on average and years for injuries that take long to heal or document.
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