Courts & Lawsuits
Questions about suing, civil lawsuits, evidence, trials, juries, appeals, settlements, mediation and personal injury.
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- What is the difference between a statement and an affidavit?
- Why do people avoid trial?
- What if a client refuses to pay?
- Can anyone be an Arbiter?
- How long after indictment does arraignment happen?
- Can you sue a former employer for not paying you?
- How long do most criminal cases take?
- How to prove evidence is relevant?
- Is negotiation the same as arbitration?
- Can someone falsely accuse you without evidence?
- What is order 9 rule 27?
- Do attorneys ever get sued?
- What is the new law in California for arbitration?
- Can you sue a cop for an illegal search?
- What is the evidence Code 355?
- How do you negotiate a personal injury claim?
- What makes someone a plaintiff?
- What is the Code of Civil Procedure 36?
- What is the structure of a brief?
- What is evidence rule 1005?
- How long do you have to respond to a motion in California?
- Is mediation required in Florida civil cases?
- What does "docketed" mean in legal terms?
- Can you sue after 7 years?
- What is the rule 29 in FRCP?
- How do I sue a client for not paying?
- What is the burden of proof in a civil case?
- How many pages are case briefs?
- Can you refuse a question in court?
- What are some arguments in favor of the good faith exception?
- Can a party pay for an amicus brief?
- What is an open statement?
- Can you sue someone with mental illness?
- Can opposing lawyers talk to each other?
- What happens if a petitioner is unemployed?
- Why are appeals so hard?
- Can you be awarded damages in arbitration?
- How to sue someone when you have no money?
- What percentage do lawyers take for personal injury?
- How much does it cost to take someone to court to sue them?
- What are the three requirements for negligence?
- What is the rule 8.268 of the California Rules of court?
- Can a secretly recorded phone call be used as evidence?
- What happens if someone doesn't show up to mediation?
- How do you get paid if you sue someone?
- What does Rule 41 State?
- How to prove PTSD in court?
- What is a Rule 54 B judgment?
- How long can you wait to sue someone in Ontario?
- What is a brief and what is its purpose?