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The statistics say the answer is almost always settle. It is often reported that up to 97 percent of all civil cases end before trial, most in the form of a settlement.
Most civil cases are settled by mutual agreement between the parties. A dispute can be settled even before a suit is filed. Part of a dispute can be settled, with the remaining issues left to be resolved by the judge or jury. Criminal cases are not settled by the parties in quite the same way civil cases are.
According to a paper from the American Judges Association, as many as 97 percent of civil cases that are filed are resolved other than by a trial. While some of these cases are dismissed or are resolved through other means, the vast majority of the cases settle.
Most civil cases settle well before reaching the trial stage of a lawsuit. Particularly when it comes to business disputes, the parties typically choose to settle their case rather than leave the fates of their respective businesses in the hands of an unpredictable jury or an unpredictable judge.
When It Doesn't Make Sense to Settle Sometimes a lawsuit is filed so that a plaintiff can satisfy a very personal or profound sense of right and wrong, or to make an important point that impacts more than the parties in the case.
Courts are busy places and there are only so many days available for the court to hear cases. A judge's calendar fills up quickly. Civil court trials take longer and are typically set for trial a year or 18 months after being filed.
Settle Your Case or Go to Court Once the discovery phase has completely ended, case litigation can continue. Depositions might have provided just the right information to allow the case to reach a successful settlement and end there. If the depositions are not the key to a settlement, the case will continue to trial.
There is no direct relationship between the time a case will settle and the date of your deposition. When a lawsuit is filed, the filing is initiated by a document called a complaint. An answer to your complaint is filed by the defendant between 21 and 28 days after the complaint is served.
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