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Litigation
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What Is a Subpoena? Types, Your Obligations, and How to Respond
A subpoena is a court-backed order to testify or produce documents in a legal case. You generally must comply, object, or move to quash by the deadline. Ignoring a valid subpoena can lead to contempt. Here is how to respond.
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Mediation vs. Arbitration vs. Litigation: How They Differ and When Each Is Used
Mediation is a negotiation run by a neutral who cannot decide the case. Arbitration is a private trial where an arbitrator issues a binding decision. Litigation is a public court case decided by a judge or jury. Here is when each fits.
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What Is a Deposition? What Happens, How to Prepare, and Why It Matters
A deposition is sworn, out-of-court testimony you give during the discovery phase of a lawsuit. A court reporter records it, lawyers ask questions, and what you say can be used at trial. Here is how to prepare.
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