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Will my whiplash case go to trial?

The Ruth Law Team settles many cases out of court. In fact, many defense teams want to avoid trial at all costs. This is because losing in open court can result in higher payouts and damage the reputation of the defense. With that being said, whether your case goes to trial may be up to you. When we receive a settlement offer, we will present it to you. If you are satisfied with the offer, we will notify the defense that you accept the offer. If the defense refuses to provide an acceptable settlement, then we are fully prepared to take your case to trial. During a trial, we will present the facts of your case to jurors in hopes of achieving a favorable outcome. Our whiplash lawyers are here to serve you and will always do what is in your best interest.

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