Everyday Problems in the Trial of an Automobile Action
Suel O. Arnold · Marquette law review · 1954
I do not know whether you of the insurance section have had that experience or not, but the lawyers of Washington are learning to stretch the usual personal injury cases into a week or ten days.I just do not understand it.When I came to the bar we used to try such cases in a day or a day and a half.It seems to me that a personal injury case should not require ten days, or fifteen days to try."