Testifying in Court
One question that is always asked of me as a Buffalo Personal Injury Attorney is, “Will I have to testify?”
- Often, negotiated settlements with insurance companies obviate the need to go to trial; however, it is very important that insurance companies know your attorney is willing to take your case to trial.
- Insurance companies know which attorneys will try to persuade clients to settle their cases to avoid proceeding to the level of a trial, but we try a high percentage of our cases unless we are confident of securing a reasonable dollar figure under our client’s specific circumstances.
- Ultimately, the client decides whether we go to trial – making their testimony required – because the attorney is the employee and the client is the employer.
Have you been injured in a serious accident and worried you may have to go to court? Contact dedicated Buffalo Personal Injury Attorney Robert Maranto.
This short informational legal video was provided by Robert Maranto, an experienced Buffalo Personal Injury Attorney.
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