Assertion: plaintiff's case | /r/AtLocation | trial
Facets:
value: somewhere
type: LOCATION
value: from the date
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Patty must still prove her claims if the case goes to trial.
text: Most cases don’t go to trial, but one way to increase the odds of your case being one that does is doing a bad job at your deposition.
text: The settlement conference happens before the case goes to trial.
text: While most cases settle out of court, if the parties can not reach an agreeable settlement then the case will usually go to trial where either and a judge or a jury will decide who should prevail.
text: When a case goes to trial, the plaintiff argues a claim against the defendant who, in turn, can refute it.
text: Then there’s always the risk that if the plaintiff refuses a settlement and the case goes to trial, the plaintiff loses and the plaintiff’s attorney gets nothing.
text: Practically speaking, the manner in which most law offices function does not allow for every case to go to trial.
text: If every single case went to trial, the attorneys would simply be unable to fully prepare for and try every case.
text: If a judge grants summary judgment to the side that filed the motion, the case is decided immediately and therefore won’t go to trial.
text: If the judge grants partial summary judgment, the case will go to trial but with the specific issue at hand omitted.
text: If the motion is denied, the case will then go to trial as originally planned.
text: Most cases in Minnesota go to trial somewhere between ten months and 18 months from the date when the case was originally filed.
text: Most cases in Minnesota go to trial somewhere between ten months and 18 months from the date when the case was originally filed.
text: In still other cases, a plaintiff wants to have his day in court and it is important to him to have the case go to trial.