Litigation and Appeals
Litigation is bringing a legal case to court to settle a dispute. The term describes the legal process where parties argue their case against each other in our court system. After a trial court decision, the losing party may file an appeal.
Going To Court and Appealing Your Case
Litigation and appeals can be overwhelming. It’s filled with legal documents and steps that may differ from one case to another. The articles on this page will give you a comprehensive understanding of this legal process. You’ll gain critical insights and essential information, helping you make informed decisions in each phase of your legal journey.
Small Claims Court
The specific procedure for filing a lawsuit in small claims court will depend on the laws of your county or state. Your state court’s websites often provide helpful information on how to file a case in small claims courts. Read about your state by using the map or dropdown box below:
You Don’t Have To Solve This on Your Own – Get a Lawyer’s Help
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