Should I sue or accept a settlement regarding injuries and financial losses suffered from a car accident that I was in?

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Should I sue or accept a settlement regarding injuries and financial losses suffered from a car accident that I was in?

I was rear-ended and the car was totaled. I was taken by ambulance from the scene to the hospital where i was told i have a neck sprain. I missed 3 days of work – 8 hours regular pay and 22 hours of overtime. I was also informed the guy was arrested at the scene for drinking and driving. Should I sue or just deal with a settlement?

Asked on April 3, 2012 under Accident Law, Ohio

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Richard Southard / Law Office of Richard Southard

Answered 12 years ago | Contributor

The only person who shoul dbe advising you on this issue is the lawyer who is handling your case and fully familiar with its facts.  That being said, a neck sprain is not considered very serious njury and these cases rarely see a significant rewards at trial.


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