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Do You Know What to Expect During Your Trial?

Last updated 8 months ago

If you were hurt as a result of a third party’s negligence, your claim may go to court. This video explains what happens during a trial. There are two different types of trials: bench and jury trials. In a bench trial, a judge decides liability without help from the jury.

A trial begins with opening statements from both sides. Then, each party’s lawyer will call witnesses and present evidence to the court. After lawyers have had a chance to cross-examine each other’s witnesses, they will make closing arguments. Then, the judge or jury will deliberate and determine a final verdict.

The Law Office of D. Hardison Wood is a North Carolina firm that can handle all of your litigation questions. We have years of experience with personal injury cases and other liability lawsuits. Call our office today at (919) 238-4668 to schedule a free case evaluation.

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