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not usually
in most cases when you settle your case
you settle it
if and we see
horrible circumstances where people
decided to do it on their own or they
had a friend or their parent or somebody
handle it for them and they settled
their case and then find out they didn’t
look at all the damages
it’s part of the reason why we wait that
eight months to a year to make sure
we’ve seen all the damages but second
it’s those kind of questions you want to
ask your doctor before you take a quick
settlement and sign off and and
eliminate your own claim
Minneapolis personal injury attorney, Michael Bryant, discusses latent injuries in car accidents. He notes that, in most cases, once a case is settled, it is truly settled. He has seen situations where clients handled their cases on their own—or had a friend or family member do so—and ended up settling without fully understanding all their damages. This is part of why his firm typically waits eight months to a year before settling: to ensure all damages are accounted for. He emphasizes that clients should ask their doctors important questions before agreeing to a quick settlement that could eliminate their claim.
