Settlements, which are usually paid by check or bank draft, are deposited into Williams Bailey 's trust account upon receipt. No checks can be written or money disbursed from the trust account until the settlement check has cleared the bank, or in other words, until the settlement funds have been received by Williams Bailey 's bank. In most every case, the Plaintiff can expect to have his or her deposition taken. Recognizing the importance of the Plaintiff's deposition, Williams Bailey attorneys make sure that before our clients are asked the first questions in their deposition, they have been prepared for and are as comfortable with this process as they could possibly be. An attorney will be with you for your entire deposition to do what he can to ensure that the deposition is conducted fairly and properly.
Interrogatories are usually the first discovery tool used in a case.
They simply are questions presented by one side to the other which must be answered under oath within a time period specified by the court's procedural rules. Complete and accurate answers are very important in response to any discovery question, and the attorneys and, paralegals and legal assistants at Williams Bailey will work with you to obtain your answers, reduce them to the proper written form and timely serve those answers. This opportunity is vitally important to your case as your discovery response must be complete and accurate. Yes, without exception. Your attorney will negotiate the best possible settlement of your case and recommend that you accept the same.