A: It depends. A Florida personal injury case for one person is not going to be the same for another person. There are so many variables involved in the different cases, such as extent of injuries, disabilities, and if a doctor has released you from care. If someone has been severely injured in a Fort Lauderdale car accident, their case could take longer than someone with minor injuries.
Once an experienced South Florida accident attorney reviews your situation to evaluate your case particulars, speaks to your doctors, and evaluates your medical report, then he or she will be able to determine an approximate length of how long your personal injury case should last.
Call an experienced Fort Lauderdale car accident lawyer at the Law Offices of David Benenfeld at (561) 960-5515(561) 960-5515 today, for a free, no obligation consultation so we can determine the worth of your case and the length of your case.
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