What “Trial” Means
Trial is the courtroom resolution of a case: jury selection, opening statements, evidence and witnesses, cross-examination, closing arguments, and verdict. Few injury cases reach it — but every strong settlement is priced by what would happen there.
Why It Matters in Your Texas Case
Trial readiness is the quiet engine of McKay Law’s results: cases built from day one to admissibility standards, experts chosen for the witness stand, clients prepared without being polished into someone else. When trial comes, it gets everything — the $4.6 million Gregg County verdict wasn’t luck; it was preparation meeting its moment. And because insurers know which firms genuinely will try cases, that readiness pays even in the vast majority of cases that never see a jury.
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Questions About How This Applies to You?
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