Books on civil litigation, civil justice, and
civil procedure generally tend to include sections on class actions.
Judges» preference for avoiding discovery disputes is so strong that the state and federal rules of
civil procedure generally require parties to meet and confer before bringing a motion to compel.
Not exact matches
«Judicial hellholes»
generally are defined as «places where judges systematically apply laws and court
procedures in an unfair and unbalanced manner,
generally against defendants in
civil lawsuits.»
«Judicial Hellholes are places where judges systematically apply laws and court
procedures in an unfair and unbalanced manner,
generally against defendants, in
civil lawsuits.»
If the government denies the claim — which is
generally standard
procedure — you have six months from the date of the denial to file a
civil claim in court.
Unfortunately,
civil procedure rules in state and federal courts don't make things easy on trial attorneys: they
generally require that post-trial motions be made within weeks after a decision or verdict is rendered.