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Litigation Phase: Taking Legal Action for Your Case

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What litigation means for a personal injury client: document exchange, possible depositions, quiet stretches that are normal, and how to send documents through the Quilia app.

Quilia made this explainer for firms to send their clients at this point in the case. Choose a language on the player; firms can learn how to send it in the litigation phase message guide.

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Transcript
Your case is now in the litigation phase, which means we're taking legal action to get the compensation you deserve. Don't worry, it doesn't always mean going to court, but it does involve extra steps, like sharing documents with the other side, and sometimes depositions, where you'll answer questions under oath. We understand this phase can feel slow, with long gaps between updates. This is normal, as there's often a lot happening behind the scenes. Our team is actively working on your case, even if you don't hear from us frequently. If we need additional information, you can quickly upload documents through the Quilia app. It's the easiest way to keep things moving without a lot of back and forth. We're here to handle the legal heavy lifting, and the app will help you stay updated without needing to call us for every detail. We've got this.