Handy worksheet to help you gather pertinent information, collect your thoughts, and get a handle on the main issues of your case before beginning a mediation (as an alternative to litigation).
Sample request for subpoena and a subpoena form from a federal court (the Eastern District of Louisiana), in which the court orders the disclosure of specific evidence or information.
A quiz with 25 true/false questions (and answers) pertaining to the procedures and purpose of a deposition to help you prepare for deposition questions from the opposing party.
Why you might consider hiring a lawyer coach to help you with your case or to avoid liability; such as mediation coaching, litigation advice, and even full representation.
FindLaw's collection of "frequently asked question" articles pertaining to litigation, including FAQs on statutes of limitations; judge versus jury trials; representing oneself in court; and how to hire the right attorney.
Litigation can be a very complex and sometimes frustrating process, often requiring the skills and experience of an attorney. Even if you do hire an attorney to help you with your lawsuit, it helps to understand what to expect before you enter the co...
Collection of links to valuable resources pertaining to litigation and the process of filing a lawsuit, with a state-by-state directory of small claims courts; the American Jury resource guide; and more.
If you are involved in a lawsuit, regardless of whether or not you have legal representation, it may help to learn as much as possible about the litigation process. FindLaw's Litigation Resources section includes worksheets, sample documents, and rel...
Worksheet with short-answer and yes/no questions intended to help defendants in a lawsuit collect their thoughts, gather the pertinent facts, and come up with a fair settlement amount.
Worksheet with short-answer and yes/no questions intended to help plaintiffs in a lawsuit collect their thoughts, gather the pertinent facts, and come up with a fair settlement amount.
