Some cases have an obvious defendant and a clear sequence of events. Most of the difficult ones don’t. Several parties each contributed something; each has a plausible account of why the fault sits elsewhere, and the injured person is left in the middle of an argument between insurers who have all reasons to point at someone else. What separates a case that resolves from one that stalls is usually how early the structure gets mapped rather than …
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