Personal Injury Trials in Brookyln

Our Attorneys Can Represent You in Court

Many personal injury cases settle before the clients ever have to go to trial. However, unfortunately, some cases cannot settle before trial, and the plaintiffs and their attorneys are forced to litigate the facts of the personal injury claim. When you have a case that is set for trial, you need an experienced Brooklyn attorney who is comfortable advocating for clients in the fast-paced, high-pressure trial environment.

You also need an attorney who can dedicate the time to prepare your case for trial, prepare you to act as a witness, and who will take the time to make a plan that will convince the jury to give you a settlement to compensate for your injuries. The attorneys at Belushin Law Firm are experience personal injury trial attorneys, and they can help you with your claim if it reaches the point where you have to start preparing for a trial.

While experienced attorneys will try to settle your case before it reaches trial, sometimes the insurance company is stubborn and will not extend a fair settlement offer, causing you to have to file suit. If this happens to you, you will want the team of trial attorneys at Belushin Law Firm on your side. Whether your case settles before trial or goes all the way to a verdict, Belushin Law Firm sees your case through and isn’t paid until you receive a verdict or settlement.

Preparation is Key in Litigation Cases

When preparing for a trial, there are several things that a personal injury lawyer has to do. The first thing is to gather all evidence for a trial. Many personal injury plaintiffs imagine that evidence is something for criminal cases, and not a civil trial. But in a personal injury case in New York, your evidence has to show that you were in an accident, that the accident was not your fault, and that you suffered injuries from the accident. The evidence could include things like photographs, police reports, medical records, or other documents.

In addition, your testimony or the testimony of any witnesses will usually be sought in court so that both sides have an opportunity to ask the parties about the nature of the accident. If you have an experienced attorney like the ones at Belushin Law Firm, your attorney will guide you through this process and make sure you are prepared to give your testimony at your trial.