This article discusses some of the common motions filed during litigation in various circumstances.

This article discusses some of the ways how New York and New Jersey courts differ.

This article discusses some of the situations when you need to hire an attorney.

This article discusses some causes of action when a funding deal fails.

This article discusses some causes of action from business disputes that may arise in certain circumstances.

This article discusses some of the common grounds for dismissing a lawsuit of which litigants and attorneys should be aware.

This article discusses how to prepare for a deposition in connection with litigation.

This article discusses some of the situations when the attorney-client privilege does not apply.

This article discusses some of the factors that should be considered when determining if a case will go to trial.

This article discusses types of contract damages that may be available to litigants.

This article discusses some of the situations when non-solicitation agreements are enforceable.

This article discusses some exceptions to a statute of limitations that might be applicable to some litigants.

This article discusses how bankruptcy affects lawsuits and has an impact on the parties to such cases.

This article discusses what happens after you settle a case that litigants can expect.

This article discusses what happens if you don’t answer a lawsuit without an excuse.

This article discusses what happens if a litigant dies and a lawsuit involving that party continues.

This article discusses third-party claims in litigation and when they may be important to a case.

This article discusses some considerations litigants should evaluate while asking when to file an offer of judgment.

This article discusses some of the ways spoliation of evidence can have consequences on litigation.

This article discusses some of the things parties should keep in mind when dealing with a business divorce.