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Trial is a fluid process. Your personal injury lawyer needs to be prepared. The relevant legal issues must be researched, motions drafted and witnesses prepared. Your lawyer's relaxed and casual demeanor, often seen in the discovery phase, is replaced with a focused and determined advocacy. Be aware: trial is often unpredictable. Lawyers will warn their clients that anything is possible. There are no guaranteed winners or losers in this game. Witnesses can back out, judges can make bad rulings and juries can be biased.  An experienced lawyer can give you all the options necessary to determine if your case should go to trial.

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