Courts & Lawsuits
Questions about suing, civil lawsuits, evidence, trials, juries, appeals, settlements, mediation and personal injury.
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- Can a company sue a director for breach of fiduciary duty?
- How do I contact my local ombudsman?
- Is a cop hiding considered entrapment?
- Can you sue a company for retracting an offer?
- How many appeals are you allowed?
- What is the purpose of filing a petition for a writ of habeas corpus?
- Can a person directly approach Supreme Court?
- How much do wrongful termination lawsuits settle for?
- What was the stupidest lawsuit ever?
- Can a state court prosecute a federal crime?
- Can a Supreme Court decision be undone?
- What happens if a plaint is lost?
- Can a case be reopened after it is closed?
- What does prima facie evidence mean?
- What is the 163 case law?
- How long can you avoid getting served?
- What happens if you fail to turn up at court?
- What does ad damnum mean in court?
- Is opinion a primary source?
- What is the best way to prepare for arbitration?
- What is the code of civil procedure 23?
- What is difference between civil and criminal negligence?
- Does the affirmative have the burden of proof?
- Can I complain about buyers solicitor?
- How do I shut down a bully?
- How long does it take to hear from a judge?
- Can I sue a debt collector if they text me?
- Can you be sued at 15?
- What is the immunity for witnesses?
- What is primary authority in law?
- Can you confront witnesses against you?
- Who determines sufficient evidence?
- Is reasonable suspicion or probable cause higher?
- How do you avoid getting sued?
- What two words must you use when making a motion?
- Why was Section 25 created?
- Who decides what is hate speech?
- Who comes to the first look?
- Can fiduciaries be sued?
- What was the 1960's Supreme Court decision regarding the conditions under which police can search for evidence?
- What is the finality rule?
- What does case discontinued mean?
- Is voice recording admissible?
- How can an employer win a CCMA case?
- What is contributory negligence in simple terms?
- What percent of civil lawsuits settle?
- What is the 408 rule?
- Can you sue for reverse ageism?
- How often do defamation cases go to trial?
- How long does it usually take in court?