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Litigation Process
The litigation process has different steps which may slightly vary depending on the court where the claim is filed and the nature of the case. Nevertheless, litigation involves a basic process that includes:
1. The Plaintiff initiates a suit in court
The plaintiff must explain the facts to support his or her case.
For instance, one could file for a personal injury action based on tort laws alleging negligence by another person.
2.The defendant receives court papers (or waives service of process if applicable).
The parties involved and jurisdiction over them are required.
Therefore, it requires that plaintiff and/or defendant have some ties with this area (like living there or doing business when claim was submitted) as well as the legal authority for court to decide on matters raised before it.
3. Defendant may answer.
This allows defendant to address all issues depicted in complaint made by the plaintiff.
4. The filing of initial proceedings
The motions are what the parties will file before the court. These are their requests to be made.The defendant can file counterclaims; this implies that they raise independent claims against the plaintiff.
5. Discovery
Parties conduct a mutual exchange of evidence under the discovery stage.
Any party can move to request that the court order the other party to produce specific relevant evidences for example plaintiff may ask the court to compel defendant to provide financial statements which they believe has been hiding.
6. Pre-trial conferences occur
It is common for there to be several pre-trial conferences during this time period.
In these conferences, scheduling matters are resolved and parties talk and think about settlement possibilities.
7. The trial goes on
Where both parties present witnesses for examination and cross-examine each other’s witnesses.
The plaintiff starts by presenting their case, having the burden to prove its truth in law.
The defendant has a chance of raising defenses, impeaching the plaintiff’s evidence, or even seeking dismissal if there is insufficient proof.
When it comes to plaintiff, a specific burden of proof exists.
For instance, in most personal injury cases, a plaintiff must have a preponderance of evidence showing that more likely than not his claims are true and valid legal claims against the defendant.
8. Enforcement of Judgement
A Judge or a Bench of Judges decides in the case.
9. One or more parties may appeal
This means that they are asking an appeals court to reconsider some legal but not factual issues raised during trial for example whether some evidence should have been admitted as well as whether correct law was applied while deciding the case but not whether a particular witness could provide compelling testimony.
10. Judgment is enforced
If no successful appeals occur, then judgment is enforced.
Every step along this route necessitates compliance with complex evidentiary rules, including adherence to court procedures and filling out appropriate court forms.