Civil Law
Are you party to a lawsuit? If so, you need a qualified Civil Law attorney to represent you in your case. Even if you are not party to any civil lawsuits, you may find that retaining a Civil Law lawyer can be quite beneficial. For example, if you are creating or party to a trust, contract, mortgage, title, or lease, an experienced Civil Law lawyer can advise you of your legal rights and obligations to save you a lot of money and legal hassles down the road. A qualified Civil Law Lawyer can also help you if you are running a business by giving you timely advice that can save you from costly civil law litigation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What About Service Contracts?
A service contract is an optional agreement for product service that customers sometimes buy. It provides additional protection beyond what the warranty offers on the product. Service contracts … more -
What Is A Sales Contract?
This is an important consideration for purposes of Article 2. In order to determine whether Article 2 applies to a transaction, you must first determine whether a contract exists. Under the … more -
What Damages Can I Recover From A Defamation Of Character Suit?
If you have been defamed you may seek both actual damages, to recover the harm that you have suffered, and punitive damages to punish the person who made the remark (and serve as an example to … more
Legal Articles
- How Wrongdoing in a Civil Lawsuit is Investigated
Before damages can be recovered in a civil lawsuit, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant is liable for damages. The court requires that the plaintiff prove liability by a standard known as “preponderance of the evidence.” Simply put, the plaintiff must prove that the allegations against the defendant are more likely true than not true. Plaintiffs are not held … more - Defective Drug Warning Labels and Off-Label Use
When doctors prescribe drugs they usually take great care to explain the potential side effects you may experience. These warnings are repeated by a pharmacist when you pick up your drugs, and persist on the lengthy warnings labels included with every prescription. These warning labels have been approved by the FDA, often after years of rigorous trials and testing. Drug companies can spend … more
