Courts & Lawsuits
Questions about suing, civil lawsuits, evidence, trials, juries, appeals, settlements, mediation and personal injury.
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- What is vicarious liability in defamation?
- How long do defamation cases usually take?
- Is a civil judgement a conviction?
- When a person fails to meet a standard level of care?
- How late can you be to court?
- What was the first tort case?
- Can a jury refuse to convict?
- Why do judges issue injunctions?
- Why is ex parte communication unethical?
- What evidence shows emotional distress?
- What do judges look for?
- What does it mean if a case is held?
- How do lawyer fees affect settlements?
- Who pays for damages in a car accident?
- How long does a part 36 offer take?
- Is a prima facie case a strong case?
- What do you say to start court?
- Can I remove my name from a docket?
- What is Supreme Court rule 222?
- What is the most famous defamation case?
- Are a motion for judgment on the pleadings and a motion for summary judgment the same thing?
- What documentation is needed for a claim?
- What makes a summons invalid?
- Is it worth doing a mandatory reconsideration?
- What happens if a defendant does not reply?
- What are three categories of tort liability?
- What does R mean in a case number?
- Are writs still used today?
- What is Malice communication?
- What's the maximum you can claim for in a small claims court?
- How to respond to a notice of intent?
- What can be done if a judge is unfair?
- Can I read court transcripts online?
- Is dismissed the same as convicted?
- What are common causes of property damage?
- What to do after you've been served?
- Can you go to jail for not paying a judgement in PA?
- Does the Sixth Amendment apply to civil trials?
- Why do so many charges get dismissed?
- What are the grounds for inadmissible evidence?
- Is it hard to win a harassment case?
- What is the leading case on undue influence?
- Is order under order 7 rule 11 appealable?
- What is under order 32 rule?
- Can deleted Facebook posts be used in court?
- What opinions Cannot be defamatory?
- What are the grounds for an interlocutory application?
- Are amicus briefs only for appeals?
- What are the three fundamental elements of a tort?
- Do judges favor prosecutors?