Civil Litigation Articles

• Can My Attorney Quit?
  There is a certain degree of trust and personal information that a client shares with an attorney that makes the attorney hard to replace. The sensitive … More
• Hiring the Right Personal Injury Attorney
  Hiring the right personal injury attorney to represent you is critical and can literally make or break your case.   When meeting with an attorney for the first … More
• Do I Need a Lawyer to Establish or Enforce a Child Support Order?
  Every state has child support agencies that are set up to help you establish and enforce a child support order.  By filling out a short application and submitting … More
• The Benefits of Litigation Funding Companies
  The law provides a potential remedy for plaintiffs who are hurt due to the negligence or recklessness of others. Specifically, state and federal laws allow … More
• All About Affidavits
  Affidavits are commonly used legal instruments. Your attorney may suggest that you provide an affidavit that may be used as evidence in a lawsuit. You may … More
• How Wrongdoing in a Civil Lawsuit is Investigated
  Before damages can be recovered in a civil lawsuit, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant is liable for damages. The court requires that the plaintiff … More
• Defective Drug Warning Labels and Off-Label Use
  When doctors prescribe drugs they usually take great care to explain the potential side effects you may experience. These warnings are repeated by a pharmacist when … More
• All About Affidavits
  Affidavits are commonly used legal instruments. Your attorney may suggest that you provide an affidavit that may be used as evidence in a lawsuit. You may … More
• How do Depositions Work?
  Depositions are an important part of the legal process. A deposition is testimony taken under oath that is taken outside of a courtroom for discovery … More
• How to Choose a Litigation Funding Company
  Many plaintiffs find litigation funding to be an important part of their personal strategy to maximize the amount of damages that they can recover from a defendant in … More