True or False

1. Insurance companies use formulas and rating systems to evaluate claims.

2. A sprained shoulder would generally qualify as a hard injury.

3. Nerve Damage would generally qualify as a hard injury.

4. One thing that can affect the amount of our clients compensation is a lack of physical evidence like photos medical records etc.

5. Some law firms handle their own court cases while others are for them to firms that specialize in court cases.

6. A typical attorney's fee for cases I go to court is lower than if it had settled usually 20%.

7. The pre-lit portion of a case is the slow drawn out part once a case enters the litigation phase things generally move quickly toward a resolution.

8. Settlement offers and negotiations are not permitted to continue during the litigation process.

9. If our firm hands Court cases over to a specialty firm it is not as important to offer the client or care and attention to detail since we won't be arguing the case in court.

10. If a case is settled out of court attorneys are paid on the contingency fee basis. If it goes to court, all fees are collect it before the trial opens.