How Long Does A Personal Injury Claim Take To Go To Court?

How long does a personal injury claim take to go to court?

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Min Austria
Assistant at Ascent Law LLC

Injuries can take a while to recover from—some of them can make it difficult or impossible to work for months. This is why it's important to know what happens when you file a personal injury claim. Your case will progress through several stages before going to court. The time between each stage depends on the complexity of your case, but it's also influenced by how much pressure you're willing to put on the other side. Each stage builds on the one before it—if there are problems at any point, your claim may be dismissed, and you'll start over at Step 1.

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