Q: What happens after I filea a voluntary dismissalWithPrejudice in my personal Injury case?
My attorney filed for a motionless enormo The settlement agreement in court because I did not sign the release form and the court ordered me to sign the release form and file for the a.m dismissal.
A: I don't know what you mean by "a motionless enormo", but if you agree to a dismissal with prejudice, it means that you cannot sue again for the same injury. The release has the same effect. Ask your attorney to explain it to you.
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