Sounds like 'da judge' isn't as impartial as he should be.
First - an important question:
Does the defendant have the means and ability to PAY a large award or settlement?
Is he (and will he remain) gainfully employed, and
does he have a large enough Insurance Policy (and does the Insurance Company
admit fault and accept liabillity for the damages)?
Fighting for and earning a large settlement is hardly worth it if there's no hope
of ever collecting the amount owed to you.
There are three ways to seek justice:
1) Non-jury trial where the Judge hears the facts and decides the outcome.
2) Jury trial where 12 strangers decide the outcome.
3) A SETTLEMENT between you and the defense and the insurance company.
Have you attempted to reach a Setttlement with the defense and his insurance company?
They will be willing to offer a settlement if the insurance company feels your case
has merit AND a jury would be inclined to award a high-dollar damage or penalty amount.
Make 'a deal' with your atttorney ...
Ask him to arrange a Settlement with the defense and accept a 25% Fee;
then let him negotiate a reduction in the medical charges -
with him keeping 50% of whatever amount he can reduce the bills by.
Good Luck!
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