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

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

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 parts of taking action before litigation to best advance a party’s position.

This article discusses some of the methods of serving process in a lawsuit that litigants can use.

This article discusses some of the things parties should keep in mind when drafting a demand letter to be sent to an opposing party.

This article discuses some of the factors explaining why some lawsuits take a while to resolve.

This article discusses some of the benefits of pleading counterclaims litigants can experience.

This article discusses documents for filing a motion parties should assemble when applying for relief in litigation.

This article discusses some of the steps litigants need to take when starting a lawsuit.

This article discusses some of the reasons when disqualifying an adversary’s lawyer may be possible.

This article discusses some considerations litigants should keep in mind when conducting a site inspection.

This article discusses some of the steps litigants can take when preparing for oral arguments.

This article discusses some of the points litigants can make when arguing for a virtual deposition.

This article discusses some of the steps litigants should consider when discontinuing a lawsuit.

This article discusses some of the steps litigants may take when extending the time to answer a lawsuit.

This article discusses some of the factors litigants should consider when deciding where to initiate litigation.

This article discusses how criminal proceedings can impact civil suits that may arise from the same or similar sets of facts.