In this lesson, you will learn all about default judgment, how to react to it as the serving and receiving party, and what it means for your case with every possible outcome. DEFAULT JUDGMENT – Can occur when the defendant fails to either file a complaint or make a court appearance. A default judgment happens […]
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In this lesson, you will learn about the Motion to Dismiss, how to oppose it or address it, and the timeline in which to file it if you’re the serving party. DISMISSAL – Asks the court to end the case when the allegations in the complaint are insufficient to support the claim, the service of
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In this lesson, you will learn about summary judgment, tactics to follow if you’ve received a motion from the opposing party, and how to create a motion if you’re the serving party. SUMMARY JUDGMENT – A motion for summary judgment asks a court to rule that a party has no case because there are no
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In this lesson, you will learn about Judgment as a Matter of Law, what it means, and how it’s used during litigation. JUDGMENT AS A MATTER OF LAW – Issued at trial when the disputed evidence is insignificant for a jury to weigh. It is a summary judgment standard but is made during or after
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