Civil Litigation FAQs

• Q: I was injured. Can I file a lawsuit for my injuries?
  A: You can make a claim against another party or parties if they are more at fault for your injuries than you are. In general, when a person is injured as a result of … More
• Q: How-To Respond To A Lawsuit
  A:   Have you been served with a lawsuit?  Being sued can be one of the most stressful and frustrating experiences in life.  First of all, don't panic! … More
• Q: What Is A Retainer Agreement?
  A: A retainer agreement with a lawyer is like a down payment, it can be used to guarantee that the lawyer will be readily available to work on your particular case, … More
• Q: Under What Circumstances Should I Hire A Lawyer?
  A: If you are accused of committing a crime, charged with drunk driving (DUI), or party to a lawsuit, you definitely need a lawyer. You should contact a lawyer right … More
• Q: What is a Short Sale?
  A: A short sale is where a homeowner sells their home for less money than they owe on the property. The owner of the home negotiates a discounted payoff with their … More
• Q: Can I file a lawsuit without a lawyer?
  A: While there are some cases that you may be able to handle without a lawyer, you typically should get the assistance of a lawyer if there is any relatively large … More
• Q: What Is A Retainer Agreement?
  A: A retainer agreement with a lawyer is like a down payment, it can be used to guarantee that the lawyer will be readily available to work on your particular case, … More
• Q: What Does A Flat Fee Agreement With An Attorney Cover?
  A: A flat fee is used most often by legal clinics and some law firms or lawyers for routine legal matters, like drawing up a simple will or handling an uncontested … More
• Q: What Is A Contingency Fee Agreement?
  A: In a contingency fee agreement the client agrees to give his or her lawyer a certain percentage of the money recovered in either a settlements or verdict.  When … More
• Q: What Does A Flat Fee Agreement With An Attorney Cover?
  A: A flat fee is used most often by legal clinics and some law firms or lawyers for routine legal matters, like drawing up a simple will or handling an uncontested … More