Courts & Lawsuits

Questions about suing, civil lawsuits, evidence, trials, juries, appeals, settlements, mediation and personal injury.

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• Can a lawyer commit defamation?
• What is vindictive damages and examples?
• How to beat a motion to compel?
• What are the odds of winning an appeal?
• How often do civil cases go to trial?
• What is mediation and who are mediators?
• How much can you sue a hospital for negligence in Texas?
• What is a judge swearing in called?
• Why do lawyers ask if they can approach?
• Can a judge deny self-representation?
• Can you introduce new exhibits on redirect?
• What is the difference between a council and a counsel?
• How is the burden of proof different in a civil trial than in a criminal trial?
• What is the statute of limitations on legal malpractice in Texas?
• What are the 4 elements that must be present in order for negligence to be determined according to the negligence in coaching article?
• What is the last possible stage of a lawsuit?
• What are examples of physical evidence?
• What is Cal Rules of court Rule 8.100 g?
• Can deleted text messages ever be retrieved?
• What is the legal definition of client confidentiality?
• What is the major purpose of tort law is punishment?
• What power does an arbitrator have?
• What are the three types of mediators?
• Can lawyers rat you out?
• Can a defendant be excluded from the courtroom?
• When not to accept a settlement offer?
• Can you sue someone for posting an embarrassing video of you?
• What gets flagged at TSA?
• What does admit to allegations mean?
• Can a restraining order stop someone from talking about you online?
• What does "off docket" mean in court?
• What is the difference between a Judgement and a holding?
• Can your words be used against you in court?
• What is the literal translation of amicus curiae?
• What happens during mediation in a lawsuit?
• What is the term for rescheduling court date?
• What is the rule 8.104 A of the California Rules of court?
• Should you opt out of class action lawsuit?
• What happens when a judge has a conflict of interest?
• How does Rule 11 work?
• What is the federal statute for attorney fees?
• Does what you wear matter in court?
• Do they mail settlement checks?
• Can you withdraw a subpoena?
• What does judgment docketed mean?
• What are the factors that determine a judge to decide a case?
• Why do judges write Judgements?
• What is damage and contributory negligence?
• Do costs on appeal include attorneys fees?
• What is a Rule 26 F meeting?