Litigation can be a very costly and time consuming process. Moreover, if a lawsuit is deemed complex, the cost and time spent on litigation can increase significantly. As a result, it is in the interest of all litigants to resolve
The legal industry is one of the largest consumers of paper and law firms unfortunately forget to recycle at times. In view of the harmful effect paper waste has on the environment, a resolution has been created to resolve the
Bankruptcy litigation can be a rough area of law due to the delicate subject of finances. Disputes involving bankruptcy claims have been known to evolve into very sticky situations. For that reason, it is essential to resolve such a sensitive
Litigation is a time consuming process and can be deemed complex depending on the nature of the case. Insurance litigation is a prime example of a complex area of law. Claimants, insurers, policy holders, and various other parties can all
Class Action litigation consists of numerous parties and very complex factors. Moreover, the duration of a class action lawsuit can last an incredibly long time. In order to expedite the process of class action lawsuits, various tools have been implemented
According to the Center for Legal Policy, “Asbestos litigation is the longest, most expensive mass tort in U.S. history, involving more than 8,000 defendants and 700,000 claimants.” Nevertheless, with the use of a Case Management Order (CMO) and/or Pre-Trial Order
The legal industry has evolved a great deal since the implementation of technology into everyday practice, perhaps most identifiable in an attorneys’ ability to operate in a mobile manner and practice law without the traditional constraints of an office. Indeed,
As technology advances, more law firms are beginning to realize the advantages of managing their documents online. The cost of storing physical documents not only wastes money, but it wastes valuable time when having to search for a specific file.
The Judicial Council of California approved amendments to rules in which cases that are mandated for eFiling by the state’s Trial Courts will also be mandated for eService. This rule went into effect Monday, July 1, 2013. The Judicial Council
