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Did you suffer an injury and have questions about your boat accident case going to trial? Check out this video, then call our Southwest Florida attorneys today.

Question:

Will my boat accident claim go to trial in Southwest Florida?

Answer:

Boat accident injury cases sometimes go to trial. More often than not, they settle short of trial, but certain circumstances, depending on the facts of the case, may entail your boating accident injury case to make its way all the way through the court system to a jury trial, but ultimately, there will be settlement offers along the way as long as you’ve hired the right attorneys to put the pieces together for you but also for presentation to the insurance company. Getting the case resolved can happen at any point in time along the way. There are cases that resolve very early. There are cases that resolve on the courthouse steps just before the trial begins. It all depends on the certain facts and circumstances in the case measured against your wants and desires as the client seeking full justice for you.

Have you or a loved one recently been injured in a boat accident in Florida and have questions about your boat accident case going to trial? Contact our experienced Southwest Florida boat accident lawyers today for a free consultation and case evaluation.

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Goldstein, Buckley, Cechman, Rice, Purtz, Smith & Smith, P.A., is a personal injury firm representing those injured by the wrongdoing of others in Southwest Florida since 1962. The firm’s experienced attorneys are board certified by the Florida Bar, and their areas of practice include personal injury and accidents, trip, slip and fall, pedestrian accidents, wrongful death, motorcycle, boat and truck accidents, wills, and estate planning and administration. Attorneys can be reached by calling 239-500-HURT.

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