What Do I Have To Do In My Personal Injury Lawsuit Once I Hire An Attorney?
What do you have to do once you hire a personal-injury attorney? Expect ebb and flow, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman. Your involvement is heaviest early, as he learns the facts, and again when preparing for depositions, motions, or trial—with quiet lulls between. You can stay hands-off, he notes, but engaging makes his job, and your case, stronger.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— why your involvement ebbs and flows through the case's lulls
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What do you have to do after hiring an injury attorney?
Expect ebb and flow—your involvement is heaviest early, as he learns the facts, and again when preparing for depositions, motions, or trial, with quiet lulls between. You can stay hands-off, but engaging makes his job, and your case, stronger.
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