How Often Does The Injured Party Lose In A Personal Injury Trial?
How often does an injured plaintiff lose at trial? Not often, says Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman. A big part of his job, he explains, is managing and balancing risk beforehand—screening and developing the case so that by the time it reaches trial, the odds of an outright loss have already been minimized and the likely outcome is clearer.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— why an injured plaintiff doesn't often lose at trial
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How often does an injured plaintiff lose at trial?
Not often—a big part of the job is managing and balancing risk beforehand, screening and developing the case so that by trial the odds of an outright loss have already been minimized.
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