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In My Personal Injury Court Case, Will A Jury Ever Learn About The Insurance Company Defending The Lawsuit?

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Will the jury know an insurance company is defending your injury case? Not in Washington, says Pierce County attorney Spencer Freeman—the insurer is never mentioned during a jury trial there. The rule keeps jurors focused on fault and damages rather than who can pay. Even so, the insurance company continues to drive settlement strategy behind the scenes.

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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA

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— why a Washington jury never hears an insurer is behind the defense

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Will the jury know an insurer is defending the case?

Not in Washington—the insurer is never mentioned during a jury trial there, a rule that keeps jurors focused on fault and damages rather than who can pay, even though the insurer still drives settlement strategy behind the scenes.

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