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Our DuPage civil litigation lawyers further explain Motions to Dismiss in the following companion article.
Litigation cases begin with the filing of Complaints. A
Complaint specifies a cause of action and the civil law that has been
violated. It also outlines the damages that the Plaintiff is entitled
to.
The defendant then has two choices once the Complaint has been served:
Read more about Motions to Dismiss from Our DuPage County
litigation lawyers
In this article, our DuPage County civil litigation
attorneys discuss the steps to obtaining written discovery.
Written discovery consists of four primary types of documents:
Typically, each side will initially object to portions of the discover requests, particularly when:
Read more about the discovery phase of litigation by our DuPage County civil litigation
attorneys
For this supplemental article, our DuPage County civil defense
attorneys discuss motions for summary judgment in detail.
These motions request that a court rule on some or all of
the issues in your case without having a trial. Theses are typically
granted if there is no genuine issue of material fact and judgment is
appropriate as a matter of law. We also explain the process for deciding
motions for summary judgment, including briefing by both sides and oral
arguments during the court hearing.
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