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Personal injury claims in Norwich – Will I have to go to Court? This is the main worry of most people as they have seen the programmes on TV and how lawyers are supposed to behave in Court. As we constantly tell our clients Court in England is nothing like that on TV, as lawyers are not allowed to behave in the way that TV producers like to think they do. Personal injury claims in Court The lawyers of both parties are under a duty to the Court before any Court action is considered to behave in a responsible way so as to avoid having to put the papers into Court. We manage to settle, either by negotiating or mediating, around 60% of our cases before we have to go anywhere near a Court. From the remaining 40% we are always amazed to find that so many of them settle, despite what the Defendant Insurance Company have said as soon as the Court papers are issued and served on the people who have caused the accident. Out of those cases which do not settle at this point, a large number settle as the case goes through the system. Only about 3% of cases ever go to Court (that’s only 3 from every 100!) We, as experienced solicitors in dealing with personal injury work, particularly have a background in Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution techniques, and we have a specialist skill in settling cases without the need to put the client to the trouble of having to actually go to Court. Don’t be put off bringing a claim just because you worry about going to Court. It is very unlikely. |
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