Litigation & Appeals Blog Posts (4)
How Do I Know How Much This Case is Worth?
Tuesday, 02 April 2013 23:05Plaintiffs and defendants both need to have an idea how much a case is worth. If you are thinking about filing a case as a plaintiff, you need to know if it will be worth going through the hassle, emotional stress, and costs. You need to know whether you should settle, and for how much, or if you should take the case to trial. If you are a defendant, you need to know what kind of financial impact the case could have. You must know what you are up against, when a settlement offer is reasonable, and when it is too much to pay.
Why Would I Sue the Government?
Tuesday, 15 January 2013 00:50Thinking Like a Lawyer, Gaming Like a Litigator, Advising Like a Counselor
Wednesday, 09 May 2012 16:40
Why would you hire an attorney rather than do it yourself with help from a CD or website? Aside from providing knowledge and skills you may not have, a good attorney should help you by thinking in certain ways. Let’s examine some of those ways.
Attorneys and sometimes other intellectuals get teased that they “think like a lawyer.” (Perhaps the real problem is “talking like a lawyer,” which is boring, incomprehensible, or both.) “Thinking like a lawyer” is the point of three expensive years of law school.
Mechanics of a Personal Injury Lawsuit Against a Ministry
Tuesday, 24 April 2012 14:49
See posting under "Religious Law Blog Posts" at
http://www.telioslaw.com/religious-law-blog-posts/item/59-lawsuit-against-ministry
