Top Tips for Document Review Success
Document review is an important part of the e-discovery procedure. Dynamic and skilled project management is required in order to be triumphant […]
Motion in Limine in Civil Proceedings
A Motion in Limine in civil proceedings is a potent weapon for a practicing attorney when used properly and filed appropriately. The […]
Motion for Definite Statement – What is it and when do I use it?
The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: Rule 12(e) permits a party to move for a more definite statement when a pleading to […]
Steps for Drafting An Efficient Appeal Brief
While drafting an appeal brief, the main thing to understand is that you are about to handle the most significant job in […]
Contract Drafting Do’s & Don’ts
Some simple contract drafting practices can minimize misunderstandings and the chances of costly future litigation. Here are some essential tips: Always remember […]
Appealing a Social Security Decision
Once the claimant files for social security benefits, the Social Security Administration (SSA) makes a decision as to the party’s eligibility for […]
The Federal Appeal Process. When, Where, and How?
An appeal can be made to the federal court of appeals by a litigant who is not satisfied with a trial court’s […]
Using Certiorari to Appeal to the US Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) possesses the power and authority to review federal court decisions and decisions of the highest state […]
Drafting Deposition Summaries – Do’s & Don’ts
Depositions are an important part of civil litigation. It is one of the tools used during the discovery process, and provides a […]
Tactics for an effectual Motion to Strike in Class Action Cases
A Motion to Strike at the beginning of a Class Action can be very effective and successful if timed perfectly. Often the […]
Essentials to be kept in mind while drafting Complaints
All actions in federal court commence with the filing of a complaint. Drafting a complaint is a complex task and not one […]
The Ins And Outs Of Filing A Motion To Quash Or Modify A Subpoena
If the recipient does not intend to comply with a subpoena commanding attendance at a deposition, hearing, or trial, he or she […]