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WHAT IF I WANT TO SETTLE AND AVOID THE RISK OF TRIAL, WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS?
Settling your case will always be an effective way to avoid trial. However, the question is under what terms are you settling your case? Many times, if you go through the discovery process to determine whether or not the credit card companies are able to prove their case, you will discover that they cannot wholly prove their case.
This creates settlement leverage on your behalf and you may get a more favorable settlement. Anytime you settle your case, you are in effect “buying peace.” In the end, if you settle your case, you have to be comfortable with the terms of the settlement. An experienced credit card defense attorney such as the credit card defense attorneys at Smith & Garg can help you leverage the best possible settlement given your circumstances.
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