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When you're faced with a civil lawsuit, our Sangamon County civil defense attorneys will put you in the best possible position to achieve a favorable resolution to your case. Our experienced Sangamon County litigation defense lawyers are here to provide skilled guidance while protecting your legal rights in an affordable, efficient manner.
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The discovery phase is arguably the most important portion of your litigation defense. It is here that our Sangamon County civil defense attorneys "discover" the strength of your case and what routes of action are best for you. In this article, our litigation defense lawyers explain the first step of this process, the written discovery phase, and the four main types of documents produced during this potentially months-long process.
Sometimes, a trial is not necessary to resolve your civil case. Whenever there is no dispute over the facts of a case and you, the filing party, are entitled to a judgement as a matter of law, you may be able to win your case without having to go to trial. In this article, our Sangamon County civil defense attorneys further explain what a motion for summary judgment "means" in Illinois civil litigation.
A default judgment occurs in civil litigation when a defendant has been served with an official complaint and summer and either failed to file an answer in time or stopped following court dates and requirements. In the following article, our Sangamon County civil defense attorneys further explain what a default judgment is, proof the court may need to enter a default judgment, and how to vacate a default judgment in Illinois.
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