In the United States, the legal system addresses the wrongdoings of people with two types of laws: civil and criminal laws. Crimes are usually offenses against the nation or state. A criminal case is registered when the government or an individual files a case in court to prove someone (a defendant) guilty. Civil cases refer … Read more
A civil lawsuit is a court-based process through which a person or a business claims that the other person has caused harm. In such a situation, the court will ask you to pay the debt or pay for the damage, or it will ask you to stop doing something. In such types of disputes, the … Read more
Popular TV shows like How To Get Away With Murder, Suits, and Criminal Justice make the American law system seem pretty straightforward and glamorous for the common man. We have all grown to love the lawyers in their fancy houses and their expensive clothes just strutting around winning cases and making it look as easy … Read more
Lawsuits in the USA can broadly be categorized as civil lawsuits and criminal lawsuits. Civil lawsuits are different from criminal ones because they do not include parties charging each other for an act considered a crime under US law (like theft, murder, or insider trading). Civil lawsuits thus are filed by people who are in … Read more
Have you ever reported a crime that happened many years ago? But it didn’t go under any legal prosecution? Well, that’s maybe because of the statute of limitations. The term “civil lawsuit statute of limitations” refers to the time in which legal prosecution must be started. Statute of limitation is a part of the law, … Read more
A car accident can disrupt your life in countless ways. For example, your car may be wrecked, preventing you from going to work. Or even worse, you may have received severe injuries, preventing you from enjoying life as you did before the accident. Despite the setbacks that can result from a car accident, remember that … Read more