Litigation Blog Category - Page 2

Winning Your Case Before Trial – Part 2 You have just been sued in federal court and someone has served you with a complaint. The...

Winning Your Case Before Trial – Part 1 You have just been sued in federal court by someone serving you with a complaint. The complaint...

I Filed a Lawsuit, But Now I Want to Drop It... Can I Do That? (Voluntary Dismissal of Lawsuits in Arizona) At one point you...

You were served with a lawsuit. what should you do? “Being served” is simply the term describing the actual delivery of the lawsuit to you....

> Which Lawsuits Can Be Determined In Federal Courts? Federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction. Unlike State courts, which have general jurisdiction and have...

Litigation - how does it begin? Litigation always starts with a dispute. The dispute can take a variety of forms. The dispute could arise from...

When to Litigate and When to Settle It is well known within the legal world that most cases settle before they ever get to trial....

Should I Ask for a Jury in my Court Case? When it comes to trying your case, there are several critical procedural decisions that you...

Helpful Tips for Depositions Depositions are often a vital part of a lawsuit as they allow a witness to relay key facts related to the...

Discovery – what is it? Litigation involves a phase called “discovery.” During this time, the parties can request and exchange information related to the case....