This is a common question we hear, and it’s hard to give a great answer because the potential span is so large depending on a number of factors.\u00a0 For instance, we might resolve some cases within a few months of opening the case, and we might resolve some several years after opening the case.\u00a0 But the timing is all dependent on the various factors in the case.<\/p>\n
The first big factor is how long it takes you to get better.\u00a0 We generally don’t want to resolve a case until you’re either healed or the doctor tells you that you’re not getting any better.\u00a0 We don’t want to be in a situation where we have settled the case and then you turn out to be hurt worse than we thought.\u00a0 So the first factor is how long it takes you to heal.\u00a0 Some clients heal in a couple of months, and for some (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is a common question we hear, and it’s hard to give a great answer because the potential span is so large depending on a number of factors.\u00a0 For instance, we might resolve some cases within a few months of…<\/span><\/p>\n