Do I Have to Go to Court for My Personal Injury Case?

If you have been injured in Illinois because of somebody else’s negligent actions, you may be considering pursuing the responsible party for financial damages. However, you might be reluctant to do so because you wonder, “Do I have to go to court for my personal injury case?”

The short answer is that you may end up in the courtroom, though typically you will not. The reality is that most personal injury cases do not go to trial. Nevertheless, it is crucial that you retain a personal injury attorney with excellent trial skills so that you are prepared if you do have to go to court.

Far too often, attorneys are reluctant to see the inside of a courtroom, and insurance companies and defense attorneys know this. As a result, they may settle personal injury cases for significantly less than they would have with the possibility of a trial to incentivize them.

Serving Our Clients Inside and Outside of Court

This does not happen with GWC Injury Lawyers LLC. If we do not receive a fair settlement offer for a personal injury case, we WILL go to trial. And with over $2 billion recovered on behalf of our clients, the defense knows that we can win at court and will not simply leave money on the table. If they do not act accordingly, our dedicated personal injury attorneys have the experience, the determination, the resources, and the proven record of success you need to help get you and your family the justice you deserve, including inside of a courtroom.

To schedule a free, no-obligation case evaluation with a personal injury attorney, contact GWC, one of the premier Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation law firms in Illinois. You may call our office at (312) 464-1234 or click here to chat with a representative at any time.

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