Why Is My Personal Injury Case Going To Trial?
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What Happens If My Personal Injury Case Goes to Trial?
If you’ve been injured in an accident due to someone else’s negligent actions, you’ll likely be involved in a personal injury settlement or go to trial if a settlement can’t be reached. If your case does go to trial, there are a lot of factors that determine how the trial goes. There are also many different reasons why these cases go to trial, which we will go into detail on below.

What Is An Injury Trial?
Difference Between Settlements and Trials
Why Do Cases Go To Trial?
There are a lot of factors that determine if a case goes to trial. Some of the main ones are: difficulty proving fault, settlement amount is too high, the injured party is partially at fault, lack of evidence surrounding the case, details that don’t add up or seem unlikely, contradicting witness statements, plausible other causes of the accident and more.
Reasons Your Case May Settle Before Trial
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We serve clients injured anywhere throughout the state of Colorado, but we focus on residents of these areas: Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Fountain, Briargate, Monument, Black Forest, Pueblo, Canon City, Larkspur, Security-Widefield, Peyton, Castle Rock, Teller County, El Paso County, Elbert County, Park County, Douglas County and beyond.