Many are settled in just a few weeks or months, others can require years to resolve. In either case, if the victim’s injury requires ongoing medical care, it is typically not a good idea to accept a settlement before the injury has been successfully treated. Why? Because you won’t know exactly how much the necessary care will cost and, therefore, it is almost impossible to determine the damages that may be obtained without this and other necessary information.
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