Verdict Legal Definition
"What is a Verdict?"
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© Pribanic & Pribanic Verdict legal definition: Legally, a verdict is defined as the decision made by a 12-person jury following a trial. It should be noted that verdicts must be accepted by a judge in order to be final. A decision made by a judge without a jury is NOT a verdict - it is legally defined as a judgment. Tell Us What Happened:
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(412) 672-5444NO FEE$ UNLESS YOU WINWhile the majority of
personal injury cases (including those involving
car accidents, slip and fall accidents, or product injuries) are settled out of court, a percentage goes to trial and require a jury to make a decision regarding liability and damages. Sources:
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