Courts & Lawsuits
Questions about suing, civil lawsuits, evidence, trials, juries, appeals, settlements, mediation and personal injury.
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- How are libel damages calculated?
- How much does a full court cost?
- Is a writ the same thing as a warrant?
- Who usually starts a civil case?
- What is the 118 of evidence?
- How much money can you win from a defamation lawsuit?
- What is the best evidence for a verbal contract?
- Should I threaten sue?
- What are four-four parts of a claim for negligence?
- How long do appeals last?
- What not to do in a child custody case?
- Are lost wages general damages?
- What is the chief advantage of arbitration?
- Can a judge tell if someone is lying?
- What does it mean when an application is abandoned?
- Can you sue someone for posting a photo of you without permission?
- What are three types of judicial waivers?
- What is the percentage of clear and convincing evidence?
- What is the first stage of a criminal trial?
- How to defend a defamation case?
- Can you sue for being treated unfairly at work?
- Can a potential juror refuse to answer questions?
- What is the rule of subrogation?
- What are the three categories of limitations?
- What's the burden of proof?
- What does it mean for an attorney to withdraw?
- What does objection sustained mean?
- How do I write a letter to a judge to quash a warrant?
- What are the limitations of without prejudice?
- How do you prove malicious prosecution?
- How to write a successful cert petition?
- What is the rule of subrogation?
- Can jurors talk to each other before deliberation?
- How do you object to arbitration?
- Can judges be personally sued?
- What are the defenses to vicarious liability?
- How to get a judgement off?
- Which type of doctor gets sued the most?
- What is the page limit for opposition to motion for summary judgment?
- What is Type 1 2 and 3 evidence?
- How to prove in court that someone is lying?
- When should you not use without prejudice?
- Can a lawyer keep my settlement check?
- What do you win in a civil case?
- What is demonstrative evidence?
- Do they check your background for jury duty?
- What are the three types of appeals?
- Why motion to dismiss?
- What is meant by standard disclosure?
- Can a solicitor swear an affidavit?