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4 posts tagged Litigation, newest first.
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.
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.
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.
Class actions let many plaintiffs sue together when individual cases would not be practical. This guide explains how courts certify a class, when you have to opt in versus opt out, and what the lead plaintiff actually does.