Should I hire a lawyer for a slip and fall case?

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Posted by: johnj | on December 7, 2020

Should You Settle Your Slip and Fall Case On Your Own

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Many people think that handling their own accident settlement negotiation is a way to get more money for themselves after your injury in a slip-and-fall. This is not always the case. In fact, not having a lawyer might not increase your own proceeds, but it could jeopardize your settlement entirely. Allow us to explain. Attorneys Can Help When it Is Time to Determine Liability This question is phrased by asking whether you should negotiate your own settlement. The first thingRead More …

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