Will my case go to a Trial?

At Motheral Jones Law, we have extensive trial experience. We know our way around a courtroom. However, there are times an insurance claim can settle even BEFORE a case gets formally filed in court. That is why it is important to have the right legal team to advocate on your behalf to get your money to you as quickly as possible.

A lot of our clients ask if their case will end up presenting in front of a jury. A case goes to jury when a reasonable offer has not been made or the claim has been denied. We make every effort at every step of the way to negotiate during pre-litigation negotiation after the Complaint has been filed, during discovery, and if Mediation is an option.

We will walk you through the process from start to finish. It is important to remember that the civil process isn’t like the courtroom dramas we watch on TV. Your knowledgeable legal team of Motheral Jones Law will keep you informed at every stage of the process:

• Collision – what to do after you have been injured and claims are opening up
• Investigation
• Treatment – you focus on getting the treatment you need to address your injuries
• Medical Bills – what should you do when your insurance medical benefits have exhausted and you begin to receive medical bills?
• Demands, Offers and Claim Negotiations
• Complaint in Civil Action – This is the formal “lawsuit” stating our case on your behalf.
• Discovery – This includes the production of documents from both parties, interrogatory questions, depositions, independent medical examination, etc. In some cases, we may call in experts to independently evaluate various aspects of the case.
• Mediation – Both parties work with a neutral third party, the mediator, to try to resolve the disputes.
• Motions – Both parties will file Motions along the way seeking rulings that help their case.
• Trial – If the case does not settle with negotiations or at Mediation, it is set for trial.